用fusion造句子，“fusion”造句

Closer to his area of expertise, he is also pissed about scientists pooh-poohing cold fusion (or Bubble fusion in the most recent case).

The purified fusion protein was used as antigen to immunize rabbit for further gene function study.

That the oldest technology of flight will find a role supporting the latest, fusion propulsion, has a certain poetic justice.

Cars that run on water and fusion machines that generate more energy than they use are staples of inventors’ fantasy.

The optimal fusion rule of minimizing global error probability is derived. The analytic expressions of global false alarm probability and miss probability are obtained.

American officials say that the new plan calls for more intelligence sharing, with "fusion centres" where American agents are embedded with Mexican analysts.

Somatic cell fusion with this technology in animals has been achieved in mice and voles, mice and chicks, and even mice and people, and many other distant and ultra-wide somatic cell hybridization.

The casserole was a fusion of French and Thai flavors.

The work includes research and development, integration and testing, and continual improvements to fusion operations within the NAWCWD Information fusion Center.

Many great southern dishes are born of the fusion of European, African and Native American traditions.

Nuclear fusion - the melding of atomic nuclei that happens inside stars - is a long-sought goal on Earth.

And this year, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory will attempt to create pure-fusion reactions with lasers at its National Ignition Facility.

In addition, it agreed to a bill that would give state and local authorities greater flexibility in how they use DHS grants to pay analysts at state and local intelligence fusion centers.

Brass is formed by the fusion of copper and zinc.

All patients were treated with anterior interbody fusion and internal fixation.

Love is the unity of ideals, the fusion of will, not the pronoun of substance and the servant of money.

Perhaps no where is the fusion of landscape and history more powerfully evoked than in this painting, first shown in 1812, and called Snow Storm: Hannibal and his Army Crossing the Alps.

The fusion of copper and zinc make the metal brass.

BACKGROUND: We are aware of no reports on the surgical results of posterior lumbar interbody fusion in elderly patients.

Today, a greater cross-cultural shame is the paucity of Chinese fusion dishes on the same menus that ambitious, home-grown chefs fill with Japanese and other non-Chinese Asian hybrids.

But there's a snag in its widespread adoption as a fusion fuel.

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But as we envision it, the tablet represents the fusion of two of the most steadfast dreams of sci-fi nerds and ordinary people alike.

For the users, it was a new fusion between real and virtual worlds.

In addition, a variety of data fusion models, including regression and distribution modelling, were developed using the same three vital signs.