Sentence examples for one of fusion from inspiring English sources

But the story of yoshoku goes beyond the familiar one of fusion cuisine.

And City Hall has planned a series of 64 concerts under the banner, Madrid Thrills! "The city of Madrid has tried to commemorate, through music, the start of a century that will, without doubt, be one of fusion, of meetings and mixing of cultures," said Mercedes de la Merced, the mayor's deputy.

Moreover, for the optimal Compton suppression system, γ-rays produced by neutrons which are also one of fusion products, can be well suppressed.

The tendency to use thematic transformation in a manner that moved away from the Classical sonata form was complemented by César Franck, who adhered to the basic form but from 1841 utilized a "cyclic" approach; that is, one of fusion, or thematic relationships between movements.

Principal component analysis fusion is one of the fusion techniques performed in spatial domain.

We found that several of the patients assigned to the 'multi-class' group according to the DNA methylation classifier harbored fusion genes with PAX5 as one of the fusion partners, including the known t(9 12) Pand/ETV6 and inv 9p13.2) PAX5/ZCCHC7 fusion genes previously reported in ALL [ 19- 21].

One thinks of fusion as a way to lighten the step of old-guard cuisine, but here the effect is a piling up of ingredients that, in many cases, don't belong together.

For m 0 ≤ L 2, the accurate consensus is achievable after one level of fusion.

For instance, for a fixed connectivity, if m 0 ≤ L 2, accurate consensus is achievable after one level of fusion.

For instance, for L=16, i.e., a fully connected graph, the network requires only one level of fusion to reach accurate consensus.

Then the dynamical system, based on the decision-making function of 8, will asymptotically reach D 1 = { b ~ 1 1, b ~ 2 1, …, b ~ M 1 }, where D 1 represents the network state after one level of fusion over ideal communication links.