Sentence examples for fusion experience from inspiring English sources

Madame S -- the S pays homage to Somerville -- has Asian underpinnings, but expands the fusion experience to Italy and beyond.

While you can see below that various iPhone apps can make your Fusion experience quite unique I didn't find the entire system to be very intuitive.

Fusion may be considered for those with low back pain from acquired displaced vertebra that does not improve with conservative treatment, although only a few of those who have spinal fusion experience good results.

Do you feel when you were recording that you were maybe revisiting a lot of the fusion experiences that you've had over the years?

Patients who underwent fusion experienced mainly wound healing problems (17%).

This allowed them to avoid the 'sensory fusion' experienced by adults with conflicting stimuli (Hillis et al., 2002).

Though he was only 29 at the time of The Köln Concert, Jarrett had already had a brief flirtation with electronics in Miles Davis's fusion band (declaring afterwards that he wouldn't touch a plugged keyboard again) and rich regular-jazz and early-fusion experiences in the popular bands of saxophonist Charles Lloyd and drummer Art Blakey.

Finlay's Frank struck up a telling rapport with Julie Covington's communist agitator, and their scenes together were an electrifying fusion of experience and innocence.

"It makes couples vulnerable to 'emotional fusion' — the experience of being overly dependent on and reactive to each other's ups and downs".

Dr. Ruggiero herself was greatly surprised, she said, when, immediately after achieving flat fusion, Sue experienced stereoscopy.

After early work by Wolf (1983), showing that there was an initiation period of approximately 150ms-during which time perceptual fusion was experienced-it has generally been accepted that the initial dominance period of rivalry is fundamentally identical to those driving every subsequent dominance state.