Sentence examples for term fusion from inspiring English sources

Yet he scorns the term "fusion".

The musical term fusion was devalued in the 1970s, but Ms. Ndegeocello's music is a vital, constantly surprising fusion.

I CAN'T remember when I first heard the term "fusion cuisine" to describe a style that combines the cooking of several cultures in one dish.

When it comes to skiing, the term fusion was popularized by Micah Black, a 34-year-old extreme skier, who made his name riding down steep slopes in the backcountry, where a slightly imprecise turn could mean a fall off a cliff or the start of an avalanche.

Within the European Fusion Technology Programme, the Helium-Cooled Lithium Lead (HCLL) breeding blanket concept is one of the two EU lines to be developed for a long term fusion reactor, in particular with the aim of manufacturing a test blanket module (TBM) to be implemented in ITER.

Burton was years ahead of his time in bringing real meaning to the term fusion.

Considering the steady state operation capability the W7-X system control will be important for future long-term fusion experiments.

The programme aims to train engineers for activities supporting the ITER project and the long-term fusion programme.

A low temperature jet impingement based heat sink module has been developed for potential application in a near-term fusion power plant divertor.

Strong impulses to the development of in-vessel components for near-term fusion reactors like DEMO were given by the recent EU power plant conceptual study (PPCS).

Current literature suggests that in the long-term, fusion of the lumbar spine in chronic low back pain (CLBP) does not result in an outcome clearly better than structured conservative treatment modes.