Sentence examples for fusion long from inspiring English sources

Here was a black British musician who'd pioneered free jazz independently from the likes of Ornette Coleman; who'd introduced the music of his native Jamaica into the jazz vocabulary; who'd explored Indo-jazz fusion long before the Americans had made it hip.

This includes the construction of the new Fusion Long Pulse Gyrotron Laboratory (FULGOR) test facility as well as physical design studies towards DEMO-compatible gyrotrons.

resolving local sibling competition in order to tackle the problem of oversegmentation, labelling disjoint regions of the same texture consistently by involving long-range interaction among blocks, reducing the computational cost by simplifying the energy function and facilitating information fusion through long range interaction among blocks.

Fusion has long been an attractive potential energy source.

Generating energy through nuclear fusion has long been a dream for physicists.

Because the province was passed back and forth between France and Germany for decades, it developed a kind of fusion cooking long before the term ever entered the gastronomic glossary.

Fusion has long been an ugly stepchild in jazz circles; it appears in most official histories as the byproduct of compromise and contamination.

It's not because he always stayed pure, in some ghastly sense of jazz conservationism: he's had his tricky moments with jazz fusion and long ago gave up New York for Los Angeles.

In this work, an optimal learning framework called deep sequential fusion based long short term memory network is designed.

In fact, fusion has long been described as so difficult to achieve that it's always been touted as being "30 years away".

Although lumbar interbody fusion has long been a common procedure in the practice of spine surgery, focus on the technological development has produced the relatively new procedure of transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion (TLIF).