Sentence examples for line fusion from inspiring English sources

A.M.D.'s new product line, Fusion, combines the functions of processors and graphics chips, with the aim of winning laptop market share.

Red line: fusion evidence; green line: neighbourhood evidence; blue line: co-occurrence evidence; purple line: experimental evidence; yellow line: text mining evidence; light blue line: database evidence and black line: co-expression evidence.

Different colors of the lines represent the types of evidence for association: green line, neighborhood evidence; red line, fusion evidence; purple line, experimental evidence; light blue line, database evidence; black line, coexpression evidence; blue line, co-occurrence evidence; and yellow line, text-mining evidence.

With ITER's schedule on the line, fusion scientists across the globe will be watching anxiously in the weeks ahead as politicians in Brussels once again argue over budgets.

We classified such genes as Type II LINE FUSION GENES.

LINE fusion regions within mRNAs are indicated in red.

The presence of cell line fusions in UHR can be explained by its derivation from 10 cancer cell lines, originating from breast adenocarcinoma, cervical adenocarcinoma, glioblastoma multiforme, melanoma, hepatoblastoma, embryonal carcinoma, liposarcoma, Hodgkin's lymphoma, plasmacytoma and T-cell lymphoblastic leukemia [ 37].

When designing a vacuum system with TMPs in a critical environment (e.g. magnetic beam-line, fusion reactor), the model can be used to predict the maximum temperature of the rotor, to ensure a safe operation of the pump.

On-board or external computational resources allow on-line fusion of all the measurements into a continuously updated environment model.

For PET/CT, the solution turned out to be 'mechanical' or 'in-line' fusion.

Soon after acquiring Federal, ATK introduced a new bullet line called Fusion, with what Nash calls an "aggressive" box design, including a foil label.