coalescing

How To Use coalescing In A Sentence

• Classical atomists conceived the universe as nothing more than an eternal congeries of material particles of different shapes and sizes perpetually in motion and continually coalescing to form unstable natural bodies.
• The only diacritical marks here employed are the acute accent for stressed syllables and the apostrophe between two vowels to indicate the glottic closure or interruption of sound (improperly sometimes called a guttural) that prevents the two from coalescing. Unwritten Literature of Hawaii The Sacred Songs of the Hula
• It is essential to keep in mind that on the way to this terminological meaning, the coalescing of interpretation and intralingual translation endows an independent status to the prefix Er- and the construct eignis in the word Ereignis. Archive 2007-07-01
• The raging wind began to take shape, twisting and coiling before the man before coalescing into a staff.
• Nevertheless, the water collects in small, coalescing passageways and eventually trickles out of each glacier.
• An emulsifier is a substance of some kind that coats the oil droplets and prevents them from coalescing with each other. On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
• Mr. Boutros-Ghali said IMF members are coalescing around a European plan to "rotate" the heads of the multination constituencies, so that the Europeans take a secondary role. IMF Meeting Fails to Resolve Conflict Over Currencies
• But the underlying motive is to prevent challenging opinions from spreading and coalescing through the chokehold of state-sponsored control.
• Polling suggests Rubio is a clear favorite and, even if Clinton had been successful in edging Meek from the race, it's hard to imagine Crist coalescing enough of the vote at this late stage to make a run at the Republican. RGA drops $6.5 million in quartet of governors races
• Opponents accuse the league of being a xenophobic, regionalist and populist group, coalescing around anti-immigration policies.