Sentence examples for it can fuse from inspiring English sources

It is not just that Ukip can directly take Labour votes, but that it can fuse them with Conservative votes to generate a threat where it would not otherwise exist".

Successive X-ray pulses emanate from a large number of lasers completely surrounding the pellet, doing the work of heating, ionising, and compressing the hydrogen to the point where it can fuse.

Once the double-membrane AP is formed, it can fuse with endosomes, generate amphisomes, and then, ultimately, fuse with lysosomes.

Once the autophagosome is formed and matured, it can fuse with either an endosome to form an amphisome, which subsequently fuses with a lysosome, or directly with a lysosome to form an autolysosome.

In real trees branches can fuse, so it is a philosophical issue, rather than a practical one, whether it is appropriate to call this composite pattern tree-like or not.

It contains a data processing layer that can fuse data while moving through the network.

It's a kind of folk, martial arts-acrobat type of movement, and I want to take the best, crazy New York urban hip-hop dancers and see if we can fuse Chinese martial arts with it.

If the reduction is real, it is possible that a fraction of tethered vesicles can fuse, possibly as components of a slow releasable pool.

Such a value was chosen because it is the calculated travel time for the maximum distance the vesicle can fuse with the cellular membrane [ 24, 25].

They can fuse to your hair and suck the moisture out of it.

And he is such a gifted and original novelist that he can fuse bird imagery and seduction with startling ease.