When fused together these showed his vision for the project.
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Some were fused together, and others were shaped like a teardrop.
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Many died in one another's arms, their bodies found fused together.
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Dreads can be fused together, even after some are cut off.
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A cluster of empty iron vessels are fused together at the intersection.
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They then confirmed the twins' livers and small intestines were fused together.
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The spire was destroyed and the scaffolding fused together in the flames.
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Most plastic containers are made of several different layers which are fused together.
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In their circularity, they evoke how the past and the future are fused together.
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The researchers also noted fewer muscle fibers fused together in the Minion-free mice.
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Kaitlyn: First of all, there are glittery lady statues with their torsos fused together.
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In a rare genetic event, Muhl fused together with her fraternal twin in the womb.
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Close to 100 individual pastries sat pushed against one another, fused together with golden syrups.
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Born by cesarean section, the girls emerged with their skulls and blood vessels fused together.
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The hull had a trilobe construction and looked like three long flattened blimps fused together.
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Then, the two birds started walking around still attached, as if they were fused together.
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Astronomers call this a "contact binary" — basically, it's two asteroids that have been fused together.
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La La Land and Moonlight became fused together in that moment, and it kind of sucks.
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Herrine: It's queso, pimento cheese, and mac and cheese all fused together into this one cup.
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And it's not just the flavor profiles of wine and coffee that have been fused together here.
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These individual shots are then computationally fused together to create an incredibly high-resolution 52 [megapixel] photograph.
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Ultima Thule used to be two separate, icy objects that are now fused together, according to NASA.
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One resident, who gave her name as Salwa, said bodies had been fused together by the explosion.
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We pass two gargantuan Tuscan villas fused together: "Maybe that's the guy who reinvented the olive," says Griffin.
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They started out different, but after a while they became so fused together that you can't disentangle them.
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In fact, 69023 MU69 is what's known as a contact binary, where two spheres apparently have fused together.
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In fact, 2014 MU69 is what's known as a contact binary, where two spheres apparently have fused together.
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Watermelon Tequila Jell-O Shots With tequila and lime fused together, all you'll need is salt shaker. 4.
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Arrokoth is comprised of two lobes looking somewhat like giant wheels of cheese fused together by a bridge.
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The staff at Best Friends discovered that many of the dog's joints are fused together, causing his signature gait.
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Meanwhile, the metal is fused together but at a temperature that won't make it melt and lose its shape.
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With time and food and effort, the Greek and American sides of my family have fused together at last.
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"Our creative processes fused together with our deep understanding of flavor complexity and connection," Bottura said in a press release.
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Even further: Ruby and Sapphire choose to remain fused together as Garnet rather than stay apart, because they're in love.
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He said that each of components in the cake "fused together nicely" but he and his friends couldn't quite finish it.
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The bots are placed in a gantry, and the sections they each print are automatically fused together during the printing process.
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The flowers would have appeared well before the North and South American continents had fused together at the Panama land bridge.
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But an important clue about this new dinosaur was that the bones of its skull were fused together when it died.
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The unnamed boy from Shenyang, China, had problems using his hands because three of his fingers on each hand were fused together.
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Caused by inbreeding, Cooper's vertebrae are fused together and compressed — leading him to have half the body that a normal dog would.
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Literary snippets, memories, personal mythologies, and art historical references inform the imagery; fused together, these influences explore relationships, domesticity and self-perception.
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The iXpand is an odd thing to behold, a strange Frankensteinian amalgam of adapters fused together and folded over for good measure.
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The clearest glimpse yet of MU69 shows that it's shaped like a snowman, with two roundish lobes that have been fused together.
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The "pseudopenis" of female hyenas is actually just a huge clitoris with a ballsack-looking-thing made out of fused-together labia.
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Most chairs have been fused together with new seams, but their gross rearrangements seem improbable given that they are made of steel.
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They're so dense that the only things that can exist inside of them are neutrons, which are protons and electrons fused together.
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The copper, steel and plastic that are fused together in the production process would need to be taken apart to be recycled.
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A bicornuate uterus occurs when the ducts are partially fused together, forming a heart-shaped exterior and a dip at the top.
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Zanca says his left hand was burned so badly that many of the bones fused together, giving him limited use of the hand.
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Plastic bags from local Queens businesses are fused together to form multi-patterned polypropylene smocks, which hang on steel stands like wispy scarecrows.
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When my passion, profession, and purpose fused together, I realized that my IT skills could translate into being a successful human HR manager.
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The oral medicine is intended for cancer patients with RET abnormalities in which two genes become fused together, triggering accelerated cancer cell growth.
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Everything is fused together, and we accept robots easily along with the wide world about us, the insects, the rocks—it's all one.
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People with high scores in openness were more likely to see the red and green patches fused together than alternate between the two.
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The center of the pie was fused together with an avocado rose that had been filled with caviar, so understandably unnerving to dismantle.
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Intense flavors — smoky, charred, sweet, salty, nutty, spicy — fused together in an outstanding meal that evoked images of the American South and Africa.
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Farinhas shows off a three-dimensional replica of the boys' brain vessels that can be pulled apart, revealing exactly how they are fused together.
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The section that was delayed more than eight months by missing signatures would become one of 72 modules fused together to hold nuclear fuel.
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The vehicle's sleek proportions and contour lines make it look like a single, unified object, rather than two or three separate compartments fused together.
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"If I get to [a dogfight], now I have a [target] that's tracked by multiple sensors in multiple spectrum — it's fused together," he continued.
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But the dormitory holding 2265 sleeping boys on the night of the fire was a makeshift structure, consisting of six steel containers fused together.
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Unlike any other cushioning system ever made, Boost was made up of a bunch of tiny foam pellets that were blown up and fused together.
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Unicorn's two horns are fused together at the top of his head making one super-wide horn and making him look like the mythical creature.
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Also, he shares that the glass that wraps around the display is actually three separate pieces fused together to give the illusion of one piece.
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Part of what made the series distinct was its post-apocalyptic setting, which fused together elements of fantasy and science fiction to create a fascinating realm.
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For Neumann and anyone who worked for him, WeWork was all-consuming, a place where work and play not only lacked boundaries but were fused together.
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The only virgin material in the footwear is the thermoplastic polyurethane in the Adidas foam pellet Boost sole, which gets fused together with biowaste-powered steam.
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The days were fused together by the ritual of working myself up to eating a buggy breakfast, then barely eating it, and being angry all day.
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That was a dirty word in the '90s—it would be two distinct cultures fused together, usually European and Asian, and that gave it a bad rap.
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They were craniopagus twins — meaning they were fused together at the top of their heads, a condition occurring only about six times in every 10 million births.
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Their inspiration was the story, perhaps apocryphal, that two bullets fired by opposite sides in the American Civil War had been found fused together on a battlefield.
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Throughout that evolution, from the same family as pufferfish, its dorsal fin and anal fin fused together, giving it the appearance of a giant head with fins.
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I often find myself trying to distinguish the structure, as well as the connection between the colors, before realizing that asymmetry and symmetry have been fused together.
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A menagerie of ambitious politicians fused together different platforms and programs, and fought over fundamental issues: How much should rest on direct as opposed to representative democracy?
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In the eulogy, Ms. Guttman recounted how the couple's families fused together and how they shared countless happy Shabbat dinners in their home on the Upper West Side.
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Outfitted by Dzama, the king is played by a two-headed, four-armed duo — the dancers Ask la Cour and Russell Janzen — fused together by a large silver helmet.
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In an interview with People, Muhl said her mother never had an ultrasound and was not aware that she was carrying twins that had fused together in the womb.
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They're what's known as "stripe karst," which means layers of marble, schist and quartzite that, over millenniums of pressure and heat, have fused together to form a stripelike pattern.
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The subway is not just an economic engine, a means of mobility, but an agent for tolerance and understanding, as neighborhoods of different hues and accents are fused together.
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Basics They said it was their family curse: a rare congenital deformity called syndactyly, in which the thumb and index finger are fused together on one or both hands.
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Its enzyme is actually two that have been fused together—a molecule that acts like a scalpel combined with something called a reverse transcriptase, which converts RNA into DNA.
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As she was being prepped for the procedure, an anesthesiologist found what the journal describes as a "blueish mass" of 17 contacts fused together by mucus in her right eye.
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The major bones of its shoulder are fused together to form a "scapulocoracoid," or a fused shoulder girdle (unlike modern flying birds, which have a tight joint between unfused bones).
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But this latest example was even more challenging, as the scroll they wanted to read had been burned, and most of the pages were fused together into a charred log.
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Scientists still don't know if the ice is in the form of slush mixed in with the dirt or if it's like solid bricks fused together with other surface material.
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" The new Italian governing coalition was essentially fused together to prevent a government collapse and national elections that would result in Mr. Salvini taking what he has called "full powers.
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Those two genres are fused together with an arresting artfulness, woozy and dreamy interludes mixing with the talky technical stuff to create a film that is broadly enlightening and piercingly intimate.
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The world of dreams is governed by "kettle logic" (a phrase developed by Jacques Derrida, riffing on Freud's original idea), whereby mutually incompatible concepts are fused together at the same time.
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The final level of Inside involves the little boy becoming subsumed into an organic mass, presumably other zombies or water creatures fused together in either experimentation or an attempt at survival.
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"I am my own twin ... I'm a fraternal twin who fused together with my sibling in the womb and carry their genetic makeup within my own body," she wrote on her blog.
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This is how it will work: A carrier plane, called WhiteKnightTwo — it looks like two jets flying side by side, fused together at their wings — takes off from a runway carrying SpaceShipTwo.
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They were fused together, bound by pain, and there was no escape...Blinded and dying, every part of him screaming for release, Harry felt the creature use him again... This sounds unpleasant!
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Consisting of two roundish lobes that are fused together, it is believed to be an almost pristine leftover from the earliest days of the solar system, more than 4.5 billion years ago.
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But no one has opened it for fear of destroying it: The brittle pages have been fused together by a cinder that sank through much of the book, congealing the parchment fibers.
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The book's creator, Stephen Bell, managing director of the events company Epitome Celebrations, describes himself as having a "visible difference": When he was born, four fingers on his right hand were fused together.
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I was born with 10 fingers and 10 toes, a big thing to a man who had 10 fingers but only nine toes, the second and third on his right foot fused together.
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Self-driving systems require all data from sensors to be deeply fused together so that it can be fed to the brain of the car to make fast and safe decisions in real time.
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One of my hands is smaller than the other and has only three knobbly fingers, two of which were fused together when I was born and were surgically separated, creating a claw-like effect.
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Metro Manila, a sprawl of 16 cities fused together by outdated infrastructure, is creaking under the weight of millions of vehicles, owing largely to economic growth of more than six percent a year since 2012.
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The two ends of the spinal cord would then be fused together with a chemical called polyethylene glycol, or PEG, which has been shown to promote regrowth of cells that make up the spinal cord.
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According to court records, Pacheco, who checked into Florida's Wellington Regional Medical Center to have a few vertebra in her lower back fused together, was not consulted about the change of plans, the Washington Post reported.
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Ford and the National Inventors Hall of Fame Museum in Alexandria, Virginia will unveil Wednesday morning a permanent new display to celebrate 50 years of automotive innovation: a 1965 and a 2015 Mustang fused together lengthwise.
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The artists in Level Up playfully take up this accumulative drive toward gigantism in paintings, sculptures, photographs, and videos that depict prized objects transformed to gargantuan proportions, bedazzled, or fused together to create absurdist, aspirational trophies.
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The problem, says Bill Baker, an engineer who worked on the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, the world's tallest building, is that printed concrete is currently produced in layers, which are fused together to make a thicker panel.
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Crucially, TPU also recycles well, and has the added benefit that pieces can be fused together with heat and pressure, eschewing stitching and allowing the shoe to hang together with powerful, glue-less bonds like welded metal.
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The allegations about the president and Comey, and about what Trump allegedly told Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Ambassador Sergey Kislyak fused together to form the latest, deepest crisis in a grim stretch for the administration.
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One of the most significant finds was two metallic lumps weighing approximately 40 pounds (18 kilograms) and made up of thousands of ancient coins, fused together in the shape of the pottery vessel in which they were held.
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Settling in California, he began illustrating maps for a living but also completed a pastel portrait drawn from an indelible, haunting memory: of a mother clutching her child so tightly to her face that they are almost fused together.
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His speech to supporters here on the University of South Carolina campus fused together themes he's been pushing for nearly a year, but without the dark notes or verbal slips and meanderings that at times have overshadowed his message.
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Duncan Lou Who (named after Cindy Lou Who in How the Grinch Stole Christmas), a four-year-old boxer, was born with his rear legs fused together and a severely deformed pelvis, but he hasn't let these differences slow him down.
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The mating pair has fused together in what biologists call sexual parasitism; the male receives protection and precious nutrients from the female's circulatory system, and in return the female has a steady supply of sperm for when she's ready to spawn.
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Or how our heart, born from two identical structures fused together, twists itself into an asymmetrical pump that can simultaneously push oxygen-rich blood around the body and draw in a new swig from the lungs, all in a heartbeat.
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Complicating the matter is complex packaging such as Tetra Pak cartons — the type plant-based milks, soups, and broths come in — and Capri Sun-type juice pouches — which contain different layers of material fused together — are even more difficult to reclaim.
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According to court records, Maureen Pacheco, who checked into Florida's Wellington Regional Medical Center in April 2016 to have a few vertebra in her lower back fused together, was not consulted about the change of plans, the Washington Post reported.
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Some men (or anyone else who has a penis) like when you play with their raphe line — a literal line down the middle of the scrotum where all of their tissues fused together in utero — which can be extra sensitive.
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Whether following a premade design or their own uploaded image, a kid can use a lighted grid to create intricate images using little colored beads which can then be heated and fused together to create a permanent piece of artwork.
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But the truth is that these events, like so many others that seem irreconcilable based on our current understanding of politics, history, and American religion, fit into the same puzzle that was fused together from nationalism and capitalism decades earlier.
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Eventually, he and his team hit upon a version of the current design of roughly 5-inch-square fuel cells fused together in stacks — each about the size of a half-loaf of bread and capable of powering an average home.
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Behind the goal where Almoez Ali, the tournament's top scorer, delivered the first of his two goals for Qatar, three men stood for the entire match, holding aloft two flags, one a Saudi one and the other Emirati, fused together.
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Bayne envisions a world where real-time information about transit systems could be fused together, giving consumers access to smart transportation solutions — think connecting Uber and Lyft to smart bikes, parking meters, and the subway system to create a seamless, adaptive transportation system.
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In response, Ikea admitted the chests and dressers could be dangerous and offered free kits to anchor the chests and dressers to the wall, as well as refunds.) Some of Ikea's furniture is made from wood, some is made from particleboard (recycled wood chips fused together), keeping production more affordable.
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Fused together by ethnic and cultural ties and a common inheritance of liberal ideas and institutions, America and Britain have stood together through world wars, the Cold War, the unifying of Europe and Germany, the spread of free institutions and markets and, now, what promises to be a long, difficult struggle against Islamist fanaticism.
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So, giving the caveat that I'm talking about these kinds of "thermal" sources, and sticking with things that actually last a long time at these extremes, the answer is, weirdly, kind of a tie: on the one hand, the centers of stars, where the plasma is so dense that elements are being fused together (up to 200 million degrees for the biggest fastest-burning stars); on the other, the incredibly thin gas that stretches between galaxies in galaxy clusters, which can also reach hundreds of millions of degrees, as in the enormous cluster we call "El Gordo".
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