Sentence examples for fuse both from inspiring English sources
As countries sharing the same currency inevitably fuse, both economically and politically, the UK's voice still needs to be heard, helping to shape our collective futures.
Many Swiss somehow want to fuse both these views and keep their country ultra-independent and ultra-democratic, while nonetheless "opening up" to the world.
Single photon emission computed tomography/computed tomography (SPECT/CT) claims to fuse both features.
The fourth stage makes use of the Bosaris toolkiti to fuse both scores obtained in the previous stage to compute the final confidence for each detection.
The motion information is segmented by uniform segmentation and EM segmentation [45] and then fuse both segmented frames by implementing multiplication law of probability.
In addition, we propose a new Composite-EDS (C-EDS) method to fuse both online and offline algorithms into a unique simulator.
But, for filmmakers, personal nostalgia risks fusing both with artistic nostalgia and a wider cultural inclination toward nostalgia.
In the most theatrical passage, Ms. Yokoshi memorably fuses both elements as Mr. Asaji recites a passage from the 12th-century epic "The Tale of the Heike".
Since then, Wong has become a master of melancholic romance more than large-scale spectacle; but in The Grandmaster, casting Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon's Zhang Ziyi as the love interest, he fuses both in what is his most expensive production to date.
The lead track from 1973's 3+3 fused both sides of the Isley coin, Ron singing a paean to his dream woman, while Ernie fired off a mind-blowing heavy-fuzz solo that seemed to last the entire track, reimagining Hendrix's pyrotechnics for the smooth-funk age.
Past a jumble of stone angels, I find a little stairway to a quiet terrace, where a simple slab of stone is surrounded by purple irises and white lilies, their strong shapes and bold colours fitting for this devotee of line and colour who finally fused both in a form that went beyond painting.
