A first class architect working on a global scale, such as Renzo Piano, who co-designed the Pompidou centre, is as much a craftsman and maker as a form-giver; his studio in Genoa fuses the skills of carpenters and the opportunities offered by computers.
The festival showcases all styles of jazz artists that fuse their skill with numerous influences, each creating a unique sound and irresistibly good time.
By fusing the technical skills and regulatory powers of the E.P.A. and OSHA with the Justice Department's environmental crimes section, the administration has created a potentially potent means of changing that dynamic.
Combining new and old techniques for example, fusing molecular biology skills, pharmacometrics, and classical toxicology to find new safety biomarkers and surrogate endpoints represents a new pharmacological frontier.
And stops to think, often, just to be sure that it's going to be an honest answer, even if it's rattled off at a speed to synaptically fuse whatever shorthand skills I retain.
It fuses basic lab skills with the theory of microbiology, oral histopathology, oral internal medicine, and so on.
As she has done so frequently, Ms. Baez will be fusing her music-making skills with a worthy cause.
Daily 40-minute workshops and classes with master glass blowers teach visitors the nuances of glassworking and flameworking, including more technical production skills like fusing and sandblasting.
"The era of the fourth industrial revolution calls for a fourth generation of espionage: fusing our traditional human skills with accelerated innovation, new partnerships and a mindset that mobilises diversity and empowers the young," Younger is expected to say.
Equally important, American forces showed great skill at fusing intelligence and combat operations to hit targets in a timely fashion.
At every opportunity we are reminded of Manning's skill in fusing history and personal experience into fiction, or how brilliantly she wrote from the male perspective.
