Sentence examples for fusing them together from inspiring English sources

The wheel is manufactured by mixing selected sizes of abrasive granules with a bonding agent (such as clay, resin, rubber, shellac, or silicate of soda) and fusing them together by baking or firing.

This is understood in terms of the balance of the forces which hold nuclei together, and it is the reason that nuclear power stations can release energy by breaking up heavy elements – fission – while stars (and terrestrial fusion reactors, if we ever work out how to build them) release energy by fusing them together.

Further, fusing them together may even better perform than simply switching.

In order to solve this problem we propose a multi-cue fusion emotion recognition (MCFER) framework by modeling human emotions from three complementary cues, i.e., facial texture, facial landmark action and audio signal, and then fusing them together.

Another would be to melt the glass and drape it into hemispherical moulds, before fusing them together so that there is no longer a marked join – which could be a weak point in the shell.

Taking these elements then fusing them together with modern technology, 'Goth' has championed the use of modern effects in songwriting, incorporating digital synthesizers, keyboards, drums, and programming. .

The tradition "fuses them together in a fierce way," Rabbi Shafran said, adding that he considered archaeology to be a "highly inexact" science.

Mr. Rushing sees similarities between Williams and Ailey, including the way they took African-American styles of music and dance and fused them together.

But 'Keem comes through again, with the most sage advice ever for Jamal: "Don't ask, just take … You gotta take parts from both of them and fuse them together for yourself".

I latched onto a simple wool cardigan with a silk blouse underneath ($845) only to find that a mad seamstress had fused them together like couture from the Island of Dr. Moreau.

This exercise, known as the Brock string, taught Sue to fixate both eyes on the same point in space, so that her visual system would not suppress the images from one eye or the other but would fuse them together.