In a typical scenario, micrometer-size dust grains grow to be kilometer-size planetesimals via collision and merging in a protoplanetary disk (Goldreich and Ward 1973; Hayashi 1981).
The images were aligned centering on several 10 nm gold fiducial markers on the images, weighted, and merged in a 3D reconstruction by back projection.
Data from all three trials were recoded and merged in a safe and secure computer system with backup.
Serotonin toxicity is more pronounced following supra-therapeutic doses and overdoses, and they merge in a continuum with the toxic effects of overdose.
In the dark, in the moment when something happens on stage and radiates out, actors, writers, directors, technicians and audience merge in a celebration of "aliveness" that other arts can only suggest.
And, as Mark Wendland's ingenious designs whirl round, Willy's past and present merge in a nightmarish kaleidoscope.
Positive and negative merge in a translucent Judd floor box: two sheets of metal, plus three sheets of orange Plexiglas, plus five wires.
Here, myth and reality merge in a tale told by Ben, the most unreliable of Shawn's many famous unreliable narrators.
His works aren't invariably beautiful, but they all bespeak beauty as an operating principle: the catch in consciousness when mind and body merge in a state of praise for existence, just as it is.
And both effects merge in a Kongo stone image of a mother and nursing baby, vaguely suggesting a Virgin and Child.
