Sentence examples for process of fusion from inspiring English sources
Monk's is a music of connection, a bringing together of many different art forms and experiences (a process of fusion that she described as a deep "psychic need" for her to accomplish).
This subtext is most often conveyed through the process of fusion, in which two Gems become one as a way of both combining their power and experiencing a new mode of being.
Every line in Howe's anthology felt alive, heterodox, and improvisational, charged with that singular, Yiddish-inflected music, at once embracing and at war with it too, as if in some Oedipal process of fusion and fission, of tearing loose and re-assemblage.
Nor, despite several readings of the relevant passages, did I quite understand the connection that Mr. Rees asserts between the force that holds protons and neutrons together -- his epsilon -- which is 0.007, and the percentage of the mass of the helium atom that turns into energy in the process of fusion, also 0.007.
If enough heat is generated it will sustain the process of fusion without laser input, until most of the nuclear fuel has been used up.Physicists hope that in the coming year or so the NIF will become the first machine to achieve a nuclear-fusion reaction that produces more energy than it takes to ignite, albeit for only a fraction of a second.
Thus attached to its prey, a virus is able to inject its genetic material into the T-cell, take it over, and turn it into a factory for the production of more viruses.The process of fusion is well understood; that of injection less so.
However, the processes of fusion classifier design and the final ROC performance evaluation are usually conducted separately.
These reported cases [23, 24, 25] and others [14] appear to prove the existence of a possible discrepancy in the processes of fusion and resorption between the superior-convergent and the inferior-divergent portions of the Müllerian ducts.
Furthermore, mitochondrial structure is dynamically regulated by processes of fusion and fission [2], [27], [31], and these changes in structure induce alterations in mitochondrial apoptotic signaling, respiration and ROS production that are relevant and specific to metabolic conditions within the cell [27], [32].
Similar processes of fusion between functionally associated domains may have been one of the mechanisms underlying the selection of C-terminal domains during TRIM evolution.
For simulation of synaptic responses to hypertonic stimulation, we assume that this form of stimulation selectively reduces the activation energy for fusion, and thus increases the release rate constant k2 according to Equation (4), without affecting upstream processes of fusion.
