Rather, it was continuously formed and reformed by the interaction of clusters of individuals who coalesced around particular interests and issues.
During this embryonic period, early myocardial cells coalesce into the primitive heart tube.
A change of stability can, of course, occur away from a point of neutral stability, provided that two eigenvalues coincide and the eigenvectors coalesce.
In the second phase, these two vortices coalesce into a single vortex at the centre.
Their interests coalesced around the question of landlessness.
It is, however, hard to get the community to coalesce around a single such library without getting it absorbed into the standard distribution.
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.
Therefore, they were less likely to coalesce into statistically significant localized clusters given the strict thresholds that we employed.
