coalesce in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

coalesce in the PONS Dictionary

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The blood should coalesce into the center, leaving a ring if cerebrospinal fluid is present.
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The caldera complex consists of a central caldera surrounded by four coalesced calderas.
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Thus, the stages of the algorithm are iterated to ensure aggressive simplification and coalescing.
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The mountain first began developing 900,000 years ago, when it began growing on top of three smaller shield volcanoes that had coalesced.
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Neither of these two coalesced vowels trigger palatalization, consider, for example: siblings (not).
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They coalesced as groups of like-minded representatives started meeting, and were named after the various hostelries at which they met.
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This sense of wholeness, of all the parts of the work coalescing, can only be intuited.
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First were a number of villages, which then coalesced into a dominion.
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Some early theories involved another star passing extremely close to the star, drawing material out from it which then coalesced to form the planets.
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These various programs eventually coalesced into a larger coordinated campaign to influence international organizations especially through media relations.
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