According to the newest theory the corpus callosum in its embryological development is fused of two separate parts: the anterior one, consisting of the rostrum, genu, and body and the posterior one splenium.
Regardless of its genesis, it's a brilliant fusing together of two distinct voices, Kelis handling the breathy first verse, as layers of her chopped-up vocals form the rhythm track, while Björk at first comes across as restrained, allowing Kelis' ad-libs to soar before unleashing a song-stopping, wordless roar that heralds the song's dramatic final coda.
The interconnections between the two deities are complex, and according to Stella Kramrisch: In the Śatarudrīya, some epithets of Rudra, such as ("Of golden red hue as of flame") and ("Flaming bright"), suggest a fusing of the two deities.
In the first case study, we update a lidar-based DEM with a fused set of two digital surface models (DSMs) derived from imagery acquired by UAS.
When each fragment of IFP is fused to one of a pair of interacting protein partners, the subsequent protein interaction places the IFP fragments in proximity restoring IFP molecules and fluorescence.
Fusions with fluorescent proteins are usually created by fusing the ends of two coding sequences.
Connect one end of the fuse to one of the wire ends.
More recently, two tripartite chimeric retroelements, each consisting of fused copies of three human RNAs, have been found in the human genome sequence.
We investigate the potential benefits of fusing two bands of forward-looking infrared (FLIR) data for target detection and clutter rejection.
If so, Ms. McDonald will at least have dreamed as large as a singer who fuses the best of two musical worlds could.
