Sentence examples for fusion of three from inspiring English sources

They also offer the unique Formatgelat products: a fusion of three of the cheeses with artisan-made ice-cream.

In insects the first ganglion, the subesophageal, is formed by fusion of three pairs of ganglia; it sends nerves to the mouthparts and to the salivary glands.

Consequently, fusion of three or more complete sets of chromosomes produce offspring that may be incapable of reproducing with the parent strain and thus constitute a new species.

The historical atmosphere of New Mexico is represented by its unique fusion of three cultures Spanish American, Native American, and Anglo-American.

You're right couscous and North African cooking generally are more and more mainstream — I've said before, and will say boringly again, that the fusion of "three star" cooking with North African cooking is the great uncrossed frontier in French food.

Mythological tales of Gajamukha, an elephant-headed Hindu diety, will be performed in dance, choreographed by Jayanthi Raman, that is a fusion of three South Indian classical dance traditions: Mohini Attam from Kerala, Kuchipudi from Andra Pradesh and Bharata Natyam from Tamil Nadu.

It signalled a fusion of two cultures – which is how most of us lived our lives.

Ever versatile, ensaïmada de sobrasada is a fusion of two of Mallorca's most iconic products.

1997: Broken neck in Game 2 of his rookie season, which required fusion of two vertebrae.

Japanese researchers have just created a mouse from fusion of two eggs.

The fusion of two musical languages can sometimes leave one diminished.