Sentence examples for coalescence of from inspiring English sources
The term "coalescence of" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe the coming together or merging of two or more things. For example: "The coalescence of a number of different industries created a global market."
This pool was created by coalescence of the intervillous spaces.
In addition to being an intersection of musical styles, Hiya wal Âalam's music is also a distinct coalescence of cultures.
The coalescence of his Orthodox students into a militant unit is viewed as a potentially dangerous power play.
More a weight or looming coalescence of darkness than a recognisable silhouette, it is a blot on the image.
"You are seeing more of a coalescence of these militant groups," said Mr. Riedel, a former C.I.A. official.
The Hokkaido Region was formed by the coalescence of the Chishima and Karafuto arcs.
Granulomas often contain giant, or Langhans, cells that form from the coalescence of epithelioid cells.
Thus Byron provided an invitation to be alternately exuberant and somber -- an invitation that music, with its coalescence of contraries, could readily accept.
Most surprising is attackers' simple refusal to entertain paradox, to see art as a coalescence of gray areas, ambiguities and multiple interpretations.
The coalescence of so much seasoned talent in one place has made Ma-Yi one of New York's emerging theaters to watch.
Packer nicely captures his grandfather's nuanced thinking over decades, concluding with his vote against the New Deal as too great a coalescence of federal power.
