Sentence examples for fusing at a from inspiring English sources

It has been shown that viruses which fuse at low pH have a higher thermostability than those fusing at a higher pH.

Don't forget to put a fuse AT THE BATTERY (very important)as well as one at the amp.

And if either Mourning or Gary Payton blows a fuse at a key juncture, who knows?

In another interview you described North as "a very oblique and intense book" which had been "fused at a very high pressure".

Bronze, an alloy formed by adding tin to copper, fuses at a lower temperature than copper and is thus better suited for casting; it also is harder and less malleable.

Rejected by the Army because of his poor vision, he spent World War II inspecting fuses at a munitions factory in Memphis and, as a health inspector, checking the water supply and the kitchens in Miami Beach hotels where pilots were billeted.

The preferred theory, called late fusion, states that the auditory and visual signals are internally processed to produce separate auditory and visual qualities that are fused at a late stage to give a judgment of the overall perceived quality [3].

The Dell5130cdn also brings significant energy and cost savings by using a new toner formulation that fuses at a lower temperature, enabling a remarkable Cost Per Page (CPP) of 1.04c for black and white and 7.72c for color print outs[i].

The replication of a broken chromosome would lead to a chromosome structure called sister chromatid fusion, in which sister chromatids are fused at a broken end.

These data suggest that the ectodomain and the phosphatase domain arose separately by exon shuffling and duplication and fused at a later evolutionary period.

For concreteness, consider the case of a test genome that differs from the reference genome by a single inversion with breakpoints a and b (Fig. 1A) that fuse at a single coordinate ζ in the test genome.