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Tone rows melt into stretches of arching Romanticism, which coalesce into modernist acidity.

And so will we — in seemingly random fragments at first, which coalesce into something transcendent.

Of these, 12 are fermions such as quarks (which coalesce into neutrons and protons in atomic nuclei) and electrons (which whizz around those nuclei).

At higher LC concentrations, a discontinuous LC phase is observed which coalesce into a co-continuous polymer/LC phase between 35 and 40% LC.

There are projected sequences from Tezuka's own books, and often the performers interact wittily with video, as in a kung fu fight accompanied by cartoon ker-pows and scribbles on screen, which coalesce into the shape of a giant Buddha.

This occurs through the formation of what's termed "shear bands," small defects which coalesce into vein-like patterns that rapidly evolve as cracks, causing the glass to break under extremely small strains.

Minimalist repetition melts into improvisation, which coalesces into composed melody; the performers work like jazz soloists at one juncture and chamber players the next.

When the virus infected tobacco plants and multiplied inside their cells, it produced thousands of copies of the norovirus protein, which coalesced into virus-like particles.

In the countryside, conservative peasants and Somoza loyalists began a resistance movement, which coalesced into an army known as the Contras.

Preferred nucleation and growth of CaO nuclei along [2 2 2] and [4 0 0] growth directions led to conical-like CaO, which coalesced into flower-like architectures by their further contacting and "welding" behavior.

All of which coalesces into a wrenching, convincing, and instructive portrayal of American manhood in the early twenty-first century.