Sentence examples for coalesced way from inspiring English sources

In this way we can access the variables in a fully coalesced way with an external loop over the S species and an internal loop over the membranes associated with each thread (M/T): at each iteration, the T threads in the block will access a contiguous group of T cells in memory.

This season's group hasn't coalesced the way that last year's equally inexperienced national-championship team did — and with Noel gone, it seems unlikely that they will.

As this clip shows, Lennon actually delivered both — and the film's two sides coalesced in ways that he might not even have anticipated.

He blamed Saddam Hussein's withering oppression of Shiites and Kurds for forcing the once-exiled opposition to coalesce the way it did; indeed, Mr. Hussein did much to reinforce Iraq's divisions.

In an early era of the universe, tiny versions of the Milky Way coalesced out of gigantic clouds of hydrogen gas that permeated the cosmos.

The work coalesces in ways that if it were arbitrary, it would not," Serra explains.

In the absence of such a law, though, we could really use a vigorous search for some areas of agreement where conservatives and liberals can coalesce around ways to bring budgets back into line.Which is why I was pleased to read Reihan Salam's post yesterday on the current state of the stimulus-versus-deficit-cut debate, and notably whether the ARRA stimulus bill last spring was effective.

The senior administration official, who asked not to be named, acknowledged that international opinion has still not coalesced on the best way to deal with the FARC.

Seen in a gallery, the organic forms, hybrid anatomies, wild hair, machine-like forearms, delirious patterns and compound eyes coalesce in a way that no digital reproduction can quite match.

Along the way, the musicians coalesced into a few discrete bands.

Still, it was one moment in 1972, while he was honeymooning in Scotland, that the common matter of myth and science coalesced for Rines in a way that not even his own fanciful imagination could have conceived.