fusing 意味

• fusing
  熔解
  鎔解
  ようかい
  

• fusing agent    融剤｛ゆうざい｝
• fusing characteristics    fusing characteristics 融合特性[化学]
• fusing current    溶断電流｛ようだん でんりゅう｝
• fusing disk    フュージング?ディスク
• fusing factor    fusing factor 溶断係数[電情]
• fusing iron    融解鉄｛ゆうかい てつ｝
• fusing mixture    融剤｛ゆうざい｝
• fusing point    融点｛ゆうてん｝
• fusing press    ヒュージング?プレス
• fusing pyrometer    fusing pyrometer 融点高温計[機械]
• fusing resistor    ヒューズ抵抗器｛ていこうき｝
• fusing temperature    fusing temperature 融合温度
• fusing time    fusing time 融合時間[化学]; 溶融時間[化学]
• laser fusing    レーザー溶融｛ようゆう｝
• rapid-fusing    rapid-fusing 急速融合性の[化学]

• going back into the main trunk and fusing with it .
  主幹に戻って一体化したものです
• while protocell b does the fusing , okay ?
  プロトセルBが融合を続けます
• while protocell b does the fusing , okay ?
  プロトセルbが融合を続けます
• fusing those hands together
  指の融合を停止させたいのです
• fusing of the bright designs of kyoto yuzen and stencil dyeing is generally called ' kyo-komon .'
  京友禅の派手な柄いきと型染めを融合させたものを一般的に「京小紋」という。
• it is said that it was created by fusing cultures of the samurai class , the nobility , and zen priests around the higashiyama mountain villa in kyoto which was built by yoshimasa ashikaga , the eighth shogun (1436-1490 ).
  八代将軍足利義政（1436年-1490年）が築いた京都の東山山荘を中心に、武家、公家、禅僧らの文化が融合して生まれたとされる。
• furthermore , there were disciples who cut their ties with the head temple during periods of suppression , such as the kayakabe-kyo religion , and went on the independent path by fusing with shinto and shugendo (japanese mountain asceticism-shamanism incorporating shinto and buddhist concepts ).
  またいわゆるカヤカベ教のように、弾圧の中で本願寺とのつながりを絶ち、神道や修験道と習合して独自の道を歩む門徒もいた。
• since recorded history , the japanese culture which has belonged to chinese culture has had aspects of imported culture and translated culture , and has actively ingested foreign cultures , and japan has formed its original culture by fusing such foreign cultures with conventional culture , and japanizing fused cultures .
  日本文化は有史以来、中国文化圏に属し輸入文化・翻訳文化の側面を持ち、積極的に外国の文化を摂取し、これを在来の文化と融合して日本化することで独自の文化を形成してきた。
• it is partly claimed that roku-shaku fundoshi (a long rectangular loincloth of about 2 .4 meter length ) is now largely worn on the festive occasions in japan because the roku-shaku fundoshi imported from the south had been incorporated into the basic culture of japan , and then the continental culture began fusing into the japanese culture , while fundoshi itself became simplified through the ages to the present form of etchu fundoshi (a simple rectangular loincloth with strings ).
  日本の祭事に六尺褌が多いのは、南方伝来の六尺褌が根底文化にあり、大陸文化との折衷が始まり、時代を経て簡略化された越中褌が生まれたとの説が一部で唱えられている。