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Meanings of coalescence in anglès
portuguès
coalescência català
coalescència 
Process by which droplets, bubbles, or particles merge during contact.
Related terms
The union of diverse things into one body or form or group; the growing together of parts.
Synonyms
Examples for "fusion"
Examples for "fusion"
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Its content is the result of a fusion between academics and journalists.
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A conversation with you often takes us into nuclear fusion, nuclear fission.
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This study brings into question implant reliability for the four-corner fusion procedure.
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But does this fusion recipe actually create a car that's any good?
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Only the use of a fusion-pack as power source could improve it.
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Republicans are coalescing around a different approach to expanded retirement plan coverage.
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The aim is a coalescing of different cultural vapors into something solid.
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The opposition is divided and has had trouble coalescing behind one candidate.
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A few more rose up behind her, coalescing into a larger shape.
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A force seems to be coalescing all its energy against the Territory.
Usage of coalescence in anglès
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The youths parted again, erasing that momentary coalescence of forest and sea.
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The simple body-cavity is formed by the coalescence of the two.
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They spoke of intolerable coalescence; he claimed that the times demanded imperative coexistence.
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The nucleon phase space density is estimated from the coalescence measurement.
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Is the coalescence of thought and feeling outside the bounds of human possibility?
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Immediately there was a great coalescence of energy at my side of the Pattern.
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We point out that tubes attract each other, which eventually leads to their coalescence.
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Thus, muscular defects represent inappropriate coalescence of muscular ventricular septum.
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Small nodules are formed and larger areas by their coalescence.
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The projected defensive league of neutrals is, in effect, an inchoate coalescence of the kind.
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If it's not a pattern, it's certainly a coalescence.
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We demonstrate this by controlling the coalescence of emulsion droplets with different numbers and complex structures.
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Were perihelion to result is coalescence, perhaps the photosphere would be proved composed of terrestrial vapors.
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It is coalescence we want, and not homogeneity.
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For pragmatism this kind of coalescence is inessential.
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Thus is prevented the doubling of the chromatin in the coalescence of the two nuclei at conception.
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Translations for coalescence
portuguès
espanyol
Coalescence through the time