fusion point's Usage Examples:

pathognomonic Philadelphia chromosome and of the resulting BCR-ABL1 fusion point to a different pathogenetic process.

After the test, the bead is removed by heating it to fusion point, and plunging it into a vessel of water.

far from the fusion point, this energy is big (it is more difficult to change the phase) and for a temperature close to the fusion point it is small (the.

capsules, and they meet at the lower end at the mandibular symphysis, a fusion point between the two bones, by mesodermal tissue.

feldspar plus minor amounts of other minerals) which have the lowest fusion point.

simple observable substance when fully melted and then cooled below its fusion point.

Image (f): fusion point, (b) birth scar, (c) conidia, (a) CATs.

The fusion point of pure silica is 1,760 °C (3,200 °F), however the sands used have a.

brick is its ability to maintain hardness under high loads until its fusion point.

They show, however, that in viscous semi-solid glasses near their fusion point crystallization tends to nucleate at certain centers and to spread outwards.

Due to the central location of Iran, Persian art has served as a fusion point between eastern and western traditions.

Partial melting begins above the fusion point.

Synonyms:

intercept, factor, intersection point, intersection, ingredient, attracter, constituent, attractor, point of intersection, element, component,

Antonyms:

right, front, back, left, unerect,