Sentence examples for complex fusion from inspiring English sources

Or consider complex fusion surgery to relieve lower back pain.

It can be a simple coinage, a complex fusion of more than one term, or a slight improvement on an existing word.

This complex fusion of conventional advertising, experiential marketing, and digital communications was pioneered by ad agency Fallon in London in its launch campaign for Sony's Bravia range.

Her art is a complex fusion in other ways too, consciously rooted in literature, mythology and philosophy.

The book's complex fusion of reality with fantasy and inner experience makes it one of the first distinctively modern Spanish American novels.

They noted that although the overall rate of all types of surgery for spinal stenosis fell slightly during the five-year period, the proportion undergoing complex fusion increased to 19.9 per 100,000 Medicare beneficiaries, up from 1.3.

Throughout the piece beams of rose, green and white shone in restless permutations and complex fusions; the final bars, per Scriabin's instructions, came with a blinding white flash.

Genes encoding proteins not previously implicated in the response of coral stress could also be annotated from the cDNA library, notably a synaptotagamin-like protein (3/131) that is the calcium-ion sensing actuator of vesicular exocytosis primed for release by SNARE-complex fusion assembly at the cytoplasmic membrane [31].

MANHATTAN is what the sleek, stylish, new Zen Palate in Westbury says to all who enter, while its creative, complex Asian fusion fare says vegetarian as it's rarely been said before.

Taking advantage of complex sensor fusion, Canvas' carts can work in tandem to create maps of dynamic and open environments.

Because of its universality, we do expect its important applications in studying complex extreme fusion materials as well as the railway track materials.