Sentence examples for fusion from from inspiring English sources
Neither technically adept nor - as the topless, mud-caked Amazonians on the cover made abundantly clear - guitar-playing men, the Slits here created a stylistic fusion from chaos.
Some big systems, like Cablevision, Charter and Cox, will carry Fusion from the start, and some, like Time Warner, will not.
The 48 chosen tracks here include music from Cuba, China and Mexico, Anglo-African fusion from JuJu and Dub Colossus, and experimental British folk from the late Martyn Bennett and Imagined Village.
To that end we distinguish fusion from concatenation. 9.
The developed method applies data fusion from two sensor principles.
The average user definitely wouldn't be able to tell Fusion from all-flash storage.
But information fusion from different sources is a problem that has to be addressed.
We present a novel algorithm for image fusion from irregularly sampled data.
The presented approaches tackle the problem of sensor fusion from different perspectives.
This fusion-from-without of "Classic Ellington" is a very literal-minded not to mention out-of-date way of dealing with Ellington, who wrote music that was a natural fusion from within.
Similar observations on the induction of "fusion-from-without" were made when cells surface-expressing the spike protein were mixed with cells expressing ACE-2 [35].
