Sentence examples for fusion both from inspiring English sources

Hyundai Motor America, part of the South Korean auto maker Hyundai Motor, worked on the sponsorship with its media agency, Carat, as well as its digital media agency, Carat Fusion, both part of the Aegis Group.

"We've seen teams in Florida before be not as successful," said Orlando-native, New York Red Bulls and sometime U.S. midfielder Dax McCarty, referring to the Tampa Bay Mutiny and Miami Fusion, both contracted in 2001 because of a combination of poor attendance, ownership and stadium situations and a failure to gain any traction in overcrowded sports markets.

The appearance of epiphyseal ossification centres and their ultimate fusion, both of which can be detected by ordinary X-rays, normally follow an orderly and predictable sequence that is of great value in the evaluation of disorders of growth and development.

Vesicle initiation and subsequent membrane fusion both require an increase in Ca2+ concentration in the cytoplasm.

ΔH C is the enthalpy of cold crystallization, and ΔH m is the enthalpy of fusion, both of them normalized to unit mass of PLLA matrix.

Multimodal saliency as well consists of the fusion (both intra- and cross-modal) of the individual sensory modalities (aural, visual, linguistic, etc).

Cynic shows the marks of Mr. Holdsworth and early jazz-fusion both directly, through guitar technique, and in a larger sense through its complex suggestion of possibility.

But the songs were fusions, both subtle and blatant.

If A1 entails increased heterotypic fusions without lowering homotypic fusions, both C-values increase continuously with the establishment of A1.

E) Western blots presented in Figure S1D (He et al., 2011) show that bio-tagged NKX2-5 fusions both before and after enrichment by immunoprecipitation were highly degraded.

Finally, a fusion of both ideas is considered in order to exploit the benefits of both of them.