coalescence

Both were already ancient at the time of the Coalescence.

A model that, he knew somehow, must have played some key role in the recent coalescence.

It doesn't matter when my people achieve their coalescence with the local Mind.

I'd say there is a great degree of coalescence.

What seemed like a small coalescence of vapor could easily have been kilometers long.

Without hesitation, she let her mind drift toward his, seeking the coalescence of the two.

Their ambition was at last to be glutted by the Coalescence.

Such volcanoes might have been seen in the early ages of the Earth's coalescence, but not since.

Once coalescence is reached, the surface has a large density of pits.

The coalescence is not simply for the sake of alliterative effect.

The surfaces of two drops must be in contact for coalescence to occur.

There is no sense of international coalescence, a mission that bound disparate nations together.

The memories will live on eternally within the Coalescence, the whole reminded the part.

The earliest Others arose on a world that took form before the coalescence of the galaxy.

Coalescence is the merging of two dispersed drops into one.

The other consideration is clearly one of the threat of coalescence.

"The question was, would it energize international action and a coalescence of views.

A great deal of importance should be attached to the coalescence of the staff.

In the coalescence of Christian tradition, this is one principle that has remained constant.

Today we should arrive at the school, the place where an enormous coalescence of things occurred, and I'm already feeling tense.

Cooling changes the effect of collision from coalescence to agglomeration.

I referred earlier to coalescence as being as an extremely important factor.

Coalescence generally happens most often in clouds above freezing, and is also known as the warm rain process.

"We just don't see all the kinds of coalescence that you need yet" for that to happen.

Perhaps a bit more leisurely in the coalescence.