So usually the data are firstly fused among the sources, and then sent back to the destination.
All sacral ribs contact the ilium, but these are not fused to the ilium and are not distally fused among them, forming a sacricostal yoke (Figure 8E).
When STE are considered, cells could be differentiated only if they were surrounded by healthy or SAE enterocytes, but if several STE were adjacent, they appeared fused among themselves.
Experimentally, it is common to swap the fused tags among the pair of proteins to avoid possible structural problems that may interfere with the detecting methods (e.g., Y2H and BiFC).
Our shared Genomics and Computational Core Laboratory Clusters (housed in the same buildings as the Mathematics and Biology Departments) provided a natural opportunity for our undergraduates to fuse conceptual understanding among research, classroom activity, and science retention initiatives.
In the present study we found significant associations between the COMT polymorphisms rs4633 and rs4680 (Val158 Met) and pain reduction at long term follow-up among fused and non-fused patients with chronic LBP.
In Mr Goodman's view, the children of Abraham's revelation are too bitterly divided among themselves to fuse seamlessly with anyone or anything.
The fifteenth gun had just been fired, when, as a gunner opened the breech, a burning fuse fell out and dropped among a heap of cartridges placed near the gun.
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.
Hall spent a lot of time today showing me Photo Fuse, which I zeroed in on among all the other new features launching.
