Sentence examples for fusion hot from inspiring English sources

In one approach, known as magnetic fusion, hot plasma is confined by powerful magnets.

It's just a short stroll to dinner at Crustacean (9646 South Santa Monica Boulevard, 310-205-8990), a Vietnamese-French fusion hot spot with a koi pond beneath its plexiglass floor.

Some classes offered here are Hot Yoga Fusion, Hot Power Fusion, Yoga Sculpt, and Yoga Bar.

For a fusion-y hot dog joint that's already done the legwork, check out Asia Dog.

The answer, after a brief but interesting diversion into the physics of fusion and hot plasma, is that the entire stadium, plus most of the city it was in, would be destroyed (a common endpoint for "What If?" questions).

At first, the correlation between hot fusion muon catalyzed cold fusion and electrochemically and fracture induced cold fusion is explained.

They would undergo a chain of alpha decays, ending at transactinide isotopes that are too light to achieve by hot fusion and too heavy to be produced by cold fusion.

In theory, this transport process, known as classical diffusion, is not strong in hot fusion plasmas and can be compensated by heat from the alpha particle fusion products.

(Nuclei formed in hot fusion have higher excitation energy and emit three to five neutrons.) Cold fusion reactions were first recognized as a method for the synthesis of heavy elements by Yuri Oganessian of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research at Dubna in the U.S.S.R. (now in Russia).

While hot fusion, yet again theoretically, would create more energy than it would to induce fusion the conditions required are so extreme that rather than a simple test tube it requires machines the size of houses and enormous supporting facilities that bring the whole project up to factory scale (see the National Ignition Facility).

Experimental machines and reactor designs are based on hot fusion.