Sentence examples for fusion point from inspiring English sources

The defenders of fusion point out that there is no solid evidence that splitting the two jobs does any good.

The location of the fusion point after the sequence of five proline residues in the linker of EGI is the most beneficial in two-phase separation.

Foams with a closed-cell structure are produced by incorporating a blowing agent that decomposes at the fusion point of the plastic, releasing gas bubbles that are trapped during the gelling.

To analyze the function of AML1-MTG8 in leukemic cells and to explore the possibility of AML1-MTG8-targeted therapy, we designed nine small interfering RNAs (siRNAs) targeting a 25-nucleotide region spanning the fusion point of AML1 and MTG8.

Kaolin added into the bagasse has an apparent advantage over CaO additive both in enhancing ash fusion point and relieving alkali-chloride corrosion by locking alkalis in dystectic solid compounds over the whole temperature range.

The purpose of such drastic reduction is quite logical from the fusion point of view.

In Section 3, fusion rules for a single fusion point network are reviewed.

This can effectively reduce the embedding relationship between the ratio of redundant points and the fusion point.

When they melt into one another as far as their mutual opposition permits, they reach what Herbart calls the "fusion point [Verschmelzungspunkt]" (Weiss 1928: 82).

However, the variability was restricted to the fusion point rather than the number or structure of the individual layers (Fig. 3).

Denote by X the fusion point location, and by L the sequence length.