fusing point

The external wall was almost at the fusing point.

Others said that Clinker had gone mad at the fusing point and couldn't restrain himself.

(b) It is also the fusing point of the outer fire and the inner fire.

Both units attached to the normal fusing points, and in fact the fuses were part of the guidance-package attachments.

He wrote of a fusing point at which the mixture becomes homogeneous, like an alloy, but thought that 'some intransigents never fuse - jews, Scots'.

The intercostal spaces are twice as wide as the ribs, decidedly depressed, smooth, and terminating at the fusing point of the ribs on the periphery.

The mountain has a unique collection of flora, being the fusing point for northern and southern types of eucalypt growth and containing many types of rainforest.

The process and contact found in figure 4 can be compared to cold welding or friction welding, because cold welding is not truly cold and the fusing points exhibit an increase in temperature and energy density derived from applied pressure and plastic deformation in the contact zone.