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coalesce

[‚kō·ə′les]
(science and technology)
To come together to form a whole.
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The cleaned air is vented to the atmosphere through a vent hose, while the oil drips and coalesced oil falls into drain tube.
Open crankcase ventilation system from fleetguard
Under Mary radical Protestant critiques of kingship coalesced with arguments against women's rule.
Political Culture in the Reign of Elizabeth I: Queen and Commonwealth, 1558-1585
Although rare, these examples enable us to compare adjacent coalesced and uncoalesced soils to study ways for preventing coalescence; they also give us confidence that this can be achieved.
Degradation of soil structure due to coalescence of aggregates in no-till, no-traffic beds in irrigated crops
Others have coalesced around campaigns like Jubilee 2000, affiliated to the Debt Crisis Network, which sees the Millennium as an appropriate deadline for debt remission.
Time to write off the developing world's debt
That kind of intimacy blossomed in the three-person pieces, especially as performers coalesced into blissful circles--face to face, joining hands--amid longing or strife.
Elisa Monte Dance
The gap, not shown in this near-infrared image, was probably cleared by a planet that coalesced within the disk, the group says.
Planet-making disk has a banana split
All thes and more coalesced into a bright and rewarding museum experience.
"Dream Singers, Story Tellers." (New Jersey State Museum, Trenton, New Jersey)

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