Meanings of coagulate into in English

In addition, the dissolved protein filaments can't coagulate into normally dense aggregates, so the cooked meat seems more tender.

The squiggles of the pen refused to coagulate into letters and the letters themselves refused to assemble into comprehensible words.

If the thickener goes directly into the sauce, then some of the thickener will get instantly overheated and coagulate into grainy particles.

Sentimental notions about place, language and lineage often coagulate into a nationalist movement that threatens to wrench away part of a larger nation.

And consommé is traditionally clarified using egg whites, which, like isinglass, bind to small particulates and then coagulate into a large mass that's easily removed.

As the stock heats up, the abundant egg white proteins begin to coagulate into a fine cheesecloth-like network, and essentially strain the liquid from within.

Not all the space dust around the earth coagulated into planets, of course.

The proteins have coagulated into a solid matrix, trapping much of the fat in place.

When heated, it coagulates into a white elastic mass, and the coagulating substance is called albumen.

It was in Kosovo that discontent, unrest and revolt coagulated into the League of Prizren in 1878.

Cow's milk coagulates into rather large pieces of albumin which are tough and therefore rather difficult to digest.

A breezy, sunny Saturday dries off the tents and the clothes, and the mud coagulates into a solid mass.

As I began my professional preparation for a career in paleontology, this vague dissatisfaction coagulated into two operational foci of discontent.

Saul gazed at an asteroid of a deep red, and saw there all the blood he had shed coagulated into one massive lump.

Nearly all food proteins respond to the heat of cooking by unfolding, bonding permanently to each other, and coagulating into a firm, solid mass.

Breaking Bad, Mad Men, all those Nordic thrillers that have in the collective memory coagulated into one dour, room-temperature blur of subtitles and low-hanging skies.