Sentence examples for entirely fused from inspiring English sources

At this point, there may be two ballets at work here that are not entirely fused.

In terms of popular culture, Britain and America are entirely fused.

Vestigial cervical ribs occur in small, possibly immature individuals and are entirely fused to the ventral surfaces of the prezygapophyses, with the sutures between ribs and vertebrae absent in larger individuals [59].

The lateral lobes are particularly distinct, short and almost entirely fused in Zabrotes, but elongate and divided by a deep cleft almost to the base in Acanthoscelides.

Fortunately, an infant's skull can change shape as it squeezes through because its cranial bones don't entirely fuse together for at least 2 years after birth.

The sensor is made entirely of fused silica, whose structure has good stability, cabinet, simple for fabrication and low cost.

There are echoes of Britten's operas and Debussy's Pelléas, but also of Wagner and perhaps Janáček too, yet all are fused into an entirely personal idiom.

After a period of independence, the Vaisheshika school fused entirely with the Nyaya school, a process that was completed in the 11th century.

In Act 2, mime has become fused entirely with dance.

Alternatively, the sequences of two genes can be fused entirely.

On the other hand — and this is the opera's Achilles' heel — the music seldom fuses entirely or dramatically with what is happening onstage.