Sentence examples for the coalesce from inspiring English sources
verb
To join into a single mass or whole.
- The droplets coalesced into a puddle.
Therefore, the key for improving the efficiency of oil water separation is to decrease the activation energy barrier for oil droplets coalescence, which can promote the coalesce of tiny oil droplets to from large ones.
Thus, NULLIF is an abbreviation for the following CASE expression: The COALESCE function accepts a list of parameters, returning the first non-Null value from the list: COALESCE is defined as shorthand for the following SQL CASE expression: Some SQL DBMSs implement vendor-specific functions similar to COALESCE.
This labeling is essential for our MILP formulation, since it will be used to reflect the 'depth' of the coalesce events.
The assortment of cell types due to local reproduction can be studied using coalescing random walks (Wakeley, 2009; Allen et al., 2012), which represent the ancestral lineages of chosen individuals as the coalesce into the most recent common ancestor.
Finally, we used a phylogeny-based Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) Bayesian method implemented in the Coalesce 1.5 beta program [ 105] to estimate the genetic diversity (θ = Ne. μ) for each viral gene alignment and compared θ to betweenness centrality (BC) estimates obtained for 'core' (replication and capsid) and 'satellite' (all the others) functions [ 101].
After coalescence, the coalesced bubble showed velocity and volume oscillations.
The ellipsoidal and spherical shape regimes are considered to represent, respectively, the coalescing and non-coalescing bubble swarms.
Gokhale et al. [2] studied the coalescence of two condensing drops and the shape evolution of the coalesced drops.
We looked far across the coalescing hills at targets smaller than cows.
A bajada is often formed by the coalescing of several alluvial fans.
Is it the Valium kicking in or, as in the coalescing surreality of an Edgar Allan Poe tale, something altogether more terrifying?
