Sentence examples for coalescing of the from inspiring English sources

"There is a coalescing of the disappointments," Mr. Gowdy said.

A mere snapshot of the man's life, but a window into the coalescing of the convictions that would inform his life and career.

This organ was somehow folded along the median line, with a meeting and coalescing of the margins of each half, the result being a miniature closed but hollow pod with one row of ovules along the suture.

The Buddha protected by a cobra's hood represents a coalescing of the Buddha myth with the pre-Buddhist cult of snakes as protecting divinities (the naga cult) and derives from a legend in which the Buddha was protected from a rainstorm by a great naga king named Mucilinda.

This allows coalescing of the bulky data accesses and avoid starvation of any requests.

Results indicate gradual coalescing of the oxidation potentials of neutral and radical cation oligomer molecule, indicative of coming close to sufficient length of the molecule to allow for two separate radical cations to exist along its chain.

But maybe, to understand where we are now, the story should start earlier — not with the coalescing of France and Germany in the 1960s but with the model of Europe in the decade before the calamity of 1914.

But the apparent coalescing of much of the Republican establishment around Mr. McCain carries drawbacks as well.

Over the last six years Mr. Silver's methods have encouraged one of the worst traditions in Albany -- the coalescing of legislative power in the hands of three people: the governor, the Senate majority leader and the speaker.

Whereas the coalescing of matter in the early universe can produce only E-modes, gravity waves rippling along during inflation should produce B-modes.

Wexler later described Phases and Stages and Shotgun Willie as "...generally viewed as having set Willie on a new path... it was the coalescing of his audience, where the rednecks and the hippies came together.