After all, life doesn't have an inherent plot as much as it has thousands of minor, fleeting experiences that together congregate to form a day, a year, and eventually a life, and often it is the expressions offered in a context no other sort of mind could have conjured that move the most.
Remarkably, dauers may also congregate to form a column and nictate as a group (Félix and Duveau, 2012) (see the video; http://www.wormatlas.org/dauer/behavior/Images/DBehaviorVID4.mov).org/dauer/behavior/Images/DBehaviorVID4.mov
Once the Juul is paired with a smartphone, it could geofence schools and other areas where kids congregate to be a no-vape zone.
"Unlike the love we've made or meals we've eaten, books congregate to form a record around us of what we've fed our stomachs or our brains.
Pervasive entities tend to trust each other for service sharing and congregate to emulate a social group.
Forty-five yeafterfter King's great speech at the Lincoln Memorial, forty years after his death, on my plasma TV I see a hundred thousand once again congregate to hear an inspiring black leader bring people together.
Or maybe something more architectural: Modular pieces, loosely assembled, like a group of little islands that congregate to form an auditorium".. Courtesy of Film on the Rocks Yao Noi Foundation.
It is a place where people congregate to share stories, a bottle of rum, a joke, a kiss … it feels like we've gatecrashed a town reunion or an uncle's birthday.
(A lick is a cliff where macaws, parrots, and parrotlets congregate to ingest mud, a vital source of sodium).
UNICEF is in the process of identifying a building in the vicinity of the Palestine hotel, where many street children congregate, to use as a drop-in centre.
