In humans it is usually composed of five vertebrae, which fuse in early adulthood.
Such printers deposit droplets of polymer which fuse together to form a structure.
And she talked about how fungi send out subterranean tentacles, which fuse with those of other fungi.
The texts of the poems themselves are present through taped recordings which fuse with dialogue, music and song.
The Fuse campaign is being created by Amalgamated in New York, a new agency for which Fuse is its first client.
Mimi Lien's sets, which fuse the Napoleonic era with the cold war one, Bradley King's playful and exquisite lighting, and Paloma Young's peasant-glam costumes add further excitement.
The exhibition includes several of Mr. Zhang's vast oil paintings, which fuse traditional Chinese scroll painting imagery with visual elements of famous Western modernist masterpieces.
But, to do so, he puts his actors into those very places and spaces, which fuse with their state of mind, or, rather, of being.
Even many of the unicellular species can, under appropriate conditions, form gametes (sex cells), which fuse and give rise to a new, genetically unique generation.
If the core was more massive than about three of Earth's suns, it turns into a black hole; if not, the pressure and density of the collapse, which fuse electrons and protons into neutrons, produce a neutron star.
"I Can No Longer Hear the Guitar" and "Emergency Kisses" are melodramas that audaciously reflect Garrel's personal life in narratives which fuse the dramatic power of classical cinema with a primal, fragmentary, seemingly hand-crafted idiom.
