Sentence examples similar to fusion of two characteristics from inspiring English sources

The trochophore (free-swimming) larva, which results from spiral cleavage of the zygote (the cell formed by the fusion of two gametes), undergoes metamorphosis to its characteristic shape.

The metaphor makes a qualitative leap from a reasonable, perhaps prosaic comparison, to an identification or fusion of two objects, to make one new entity partaking of the characteristics of both.

The characteristic feature of the group is the presence of diplosomites, double trunk segments formed from the fusion of two segments.

Professor Takahashi thinks that what is occurring is not conventional fusion of two deuterium atoms but "a very unusual fusion" in which three or four hydrogen nuclei combine.

Fusion of two or more images of the same scene to form a single image is known as image fusion.

It's amazing, the fusion of two songs.

'Confusion' means, literally, the fusion of two or more elements or aspects of something.

Forty-five patients underwent single-level fusion, 50 had two-level fusion, and 27 had fusion of three levels.

Two characteristics of chromosomal rearrangements, gene fusions, and fusion proteins make them ideal targets for cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Those are two characteristics of a high quality news organization.

Two characteristics of Williams might explain this choice.