Sentence examples for intimate fusion from inspiring English sources
Robotics of the kind created by Boston Dynamics is largely an analogue technology or, at any rate, an intimate fusion of digital sensors and signal processing with physical actuators that move the robot's limbs and other moving parts.
The photos, taken over the course of several years at Cairucu, near Paraty, of the jungle, have been used in a process of metamorphosis going deeply beyond the species appearance, to an understanding of the intimate fusion between nature and its inhabitants".
The distinguishing structural feature of MltC is its intimate fusion of a catalytic domain with an auxiliary peptidoglycan-binding N-terminal domain both anchored to the membrane through a flexible linker.
This interplay between computing and networking is going to increase, creating rich, unexpected and intimate fusions.
Today, that relationship became a lot more intimate, as Practice Fusion announced that it will be acquiring 100Plus to help "drive forward Practice Fusion's development of patient-facing tools that use clinical data to provide health insights," the company said in a statement.
Attachment of both mutant strains to the hyphal surface is visible, however, no intimate contact or fusion events could be observed.
Hass has always attempted to link the historical moment with the intimate, but here the fusion is close to perfect.
ATMOSPHERE: Simplified fusion cuisine in an intimate, redecorated dining room with a garden in back.
The relative contribution of the intimate contact and healing mechanisms to fusion bonding process indicates that it is intimate contact controlled.
The UV spectrum of the imidazolium innersalt reflects the intimate electronic interaction arising from direct fusion of cationic and anionic fragments of the molecule.
His immediate and instant fusion of philosophical thought, intimate detail, and the very act of cinematic vision makes this film one of his very greatest, certainly among the singular and crucial movies of recent years.
