coalesce: Definition, Synonyms from Answers.com
coalesce ( ) intr.v. , -lesced , -lescing , -lesces . To grow together; fuse. To come
together so as to form one whole; unite: The rebel units.
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Coalescence: Information from Answers.com
Co·a·les·cence n. The act or state of growing together, as similar parts; the act of
uniting by natural affinity or attraction;
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coalescence theory: Definition from Answers.com
coalescence theory Bergeron-Findeisen's theory cannot explain the formation of
all tropical rainfall since ice crystals are often absent in tropical.
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coalescence: Definition from Answers.com
coalescence ( ′kōə′lesəns ) ( botany ) The union of plant parts of the same
kind such as the united sepals of flowering plants.
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Coalesce, Coalescence: Definition from Answers.com
Coalesce, Coalescence The process of two like particles forming a larger particle
by combining. Two oil droplets can coalesce in an emulsion.
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What is coalescence
One theory explaining how the behavior of individual droplets leads to the
formation of clouds is the collision-coalescence process. Droplets suspended in
the ...
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Coalescence (physics) - Information from Answers.com
Coalescence is the process by which two or more droplets, bubbles or particles
merge during contact to form a single daughter droplet, bubble or particle.
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coalescence process: Definition from Answers.com
coalescence process ( ′kōə′lesəns ′präsəs ) ( meteorology ) The growth of
raindrops by the collision and coalescence of cloud drops or small.
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electrostatic coalescence: Definition from Answers.com
electrostatic coalescence ( i′lektrə′stadik kōə′lesəns ) ( meteorology ) The
coalescence of cloud drops induced by electrostatic attractions between.
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