Sentence examples for fuse these two from inspiring English sources

The hotel we're staying at is a fine and mostly successful attempt to fuse these two worlds.

Alas, he never managed to fuse these two achievements into a Through the Keyhole on Nixon – Loyd Grossman: "There's an orful lort of yellow damarsk.

The lyrics in "Jersey Rain" sometimes try to fuse these two modes, by borrowing the technique George Herbert used so beautifully in his poem "Prayer": the list of epithets, which allows for much variation in a short space.

Though Ms. Hamilton sometimes strains to fuse these two strains ("You could say that the Civil War was nothing more than a marriage spat, the thing in the middle of the long years together, the midlife crisis followed by forgiveness, habitual bickering, old age and amnesia"), she does create fine-tuned echoes and reverberations within the peculiar history of the Shaws.

The multi-kernel SVM is employed to fuse these two heterogeneous kernels for distinguishing individuals with MCI from healthy controls.

In the aftermath of this 'victory', we should try harder than ever to fuse these two worlds, particularly before SOPA II is attempted.

The good news is that the architects have come so very close to fusing these two approaches.

The 91 year old baroness told Sophie Raworth that by fusing these two passions she has created a whoddunit sequel to Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.

Given the two nearly independent functionalities of P2P and Cloud architectures, it is interesting to consider the possibility of fusing these two concepts and researching the applications of the resultant amalgamation.

This paper will describe some of the basics of scanning probe and optical microscopy as well as some of the technical design challenges present when fusing these two imaging modalities.

Its experience shows what fusing these two purposes can mean.