0 present participle of coalesce
1 If two or more things coalesce, they come or grow together to form one thing or system.
We usually think not, because we carefully define the application of counting so as to exclude the coalescing of drops.
As in our earlier study, concentrations of vorticity evolve in the shear layer, and are seen to interact by rolling around one another and coalescing.
State-building, warfare, economic growth, and incipient beliefs in reason and progress were coalescing here in a colonial version of the origin of the modern world.
It is no longer the object that visits the site while maintaining its identity but the site that invites coalescing.
The coalescing of the profiles on the far side from the interface which was monitored lead to the conclusion that each interface moves independently.
There is a definite periodicity in the spanwise direction, and the coalescing of the upstream jets is regular.
A nascent movement will be recently birthed and still in the process of coalescing.
This individual is not part of the past or the future of the coalescing ethical swirl.
