Sentence examples for which fuse with from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
The arrival of a nerve impulse at the presynaptic terminals causes the movement toward the presynaptic membrane of membrane-bound sacs, or synaptic vesicles, which fuse with the membrane and release a chemical substance called a neurotransmitter.
The terminal branches of the intracranial ICA are anterior cerebral artery and middle cerebral artery, which fuse with the posterior cerebral arteries and the anterior and posterior communicating arteries to the circle of Willis.
Our data show that the mechanism of propagation of fusion commences from the polar MV1vesicles, which fuse with ER-derived vesicles.
An alien symbiote which fuses with both Spider-Man and rival Eddie Brock, the character has featured regularly in Marvel's comic books.
The three tarsal cartilages of the embryo fuse to form the talus, which fuses with the tibia to form the tibiotarsus.
Hall knew that what the Tories were doing was much more ambitious than simply ramping up orthodox Conservatism: he talked about their new use of a "rich repertoire of anti-collectivism", which fused with "popular elements in the traditional philosophies and practical ideologies of the dominated classes".
Three parts of the paramesonephric ducts are recognizable: a cranial vertical portion, which opens directly into the coelomic cavity; a middle horizontal part, which crosses the mesonephric duct; a caudal vertical part, which fuses with its partner from the opposite side.
Three parts of the paramesonephric ducts are recognizable during this process: a proximal (cranial) vertical portion, which opens directly into the coelomic cavity; a middle (horizontal) part, which crosses the mesonephric duct; and a distal (caudal) vertical part, which fuses with its partner from the opposite side [14].
