Sentence examples for characteristics to fuse from inspiring English sources

There is also another possibility, which should be taken into account, that the MSCs had the characteristics to fuse with other cells spontaneously [ 66].

Phospholipid vesicles exhibit a natural characteristic to fuse and reform into a continuous single bilayer membrane on hydrophilic solid substrates such as glass, mica, and silica.

At the semantic context level, generative (ergodic hidden Markov model) and discriminative (support vector machine (SVM)) approaches are investigated to fuse the characteristics and correlations among audio events, which provide cues for detecting gunplay and car-chasing scenes.

"We want to fuse these characteristics from our digital work into the physical piece".

An example is to fuse the complimentary characteristics of visual and inertial sensors.

Darwin explained our need for "beauty" in saying that breeding attractive children is a survival characteristic: I may feel the need to fuse my premium genetic material with yours so that humanity continues in the same fine style.

M.tb resides within a novel vacuole that retains characteristics of early endosomal compartments and fails to fuse with lysosomes (Russell 2003; Vergne et al. 2004).

An important characteristic of the method is its ability to fuse different types of anatomical features into a single point-set representation.

The tendency for the vertebrae to fuse in certain regions is characteristic of birds.

On the other hand, since the main objective of this paper is to fuse the multimodal medical images, the characteristics of the images should also be considered.

These overgrown masses of tissue exhibit characteristics of human cancers, including a failure to cease proliferation and differentiate, loss of tissue structure and a propensity to fuse and invade the surrounding tissues.