Sentences with word «coalescence»

Wisdom «determines the mode of coalescence of instinct with...

GW170104: Observation of a 50 - solar - mass binary black hole coalescence at redshift 0.2.

Joins on the tree, known as coalescence points, mark the time at which two family lines diverged — or, traveling into the past, the point at which two lineages «coalesce» back into a common ancestor.

It works in coalescence with SENAI, the national training provider.

Hanna has served as co-chair of the Compact Binary Coalescence Group of the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO), and is one of the primary data analysts involved in this research.

Mighty Burke, when he «arrives» at the end of his persuasive paragraphs, gathers together his powers of thought and language for coalescence into final words of authoritative eloquence.

Plasma membranes are poised for activation of raft phase coalescence at physiological temperature.

«Now that we are able to detect gravitational waves, they are going to be a phenomenal source of new information about our galaxy and an entirely new channel for discoveries about the universe,» said Chad Hanna, co-chair of the Compact Binary Coalescence Group at LIGO, in a Penn State University press release.

She then follows the biblical narrative into the complexities of Israel's coalescence into a «nation»» turning aside to critique the modern (and especially German) critics who often read the Bible as though ancient Israel had developed in the same way modern nation - states develop.

«Most of that has been done through computational simulations, but here we have an experimental system that can realize structure and processes such as coalescence.»

Now, technically the earlier event, GW150914, also observed a Kerr black hole, as the final black hole after coalescence had spin (by conservation of angular momentum, since it was created from a pair of mutually - orbiting black holes).

In May, I continued my conversations with thought leaders from China to New York who sketched out for me the conflicting overlaps between creativity, innovation, reform, and testing, and shared their efforts to create coalescence between them.

The failure of all mtDNA haplotype lineages within P. blainvillii to coalesce between T1 and the present results in an opportunity for deep coalescence between P. blainvillii and P. cerroense.

«These gigantic collages are composed of overlapping papers, layer upon layer, where Dubuffet has tested their placement by moving the elements, adding, rearranging, and deleting images until an eventual perfect coalescence of the interlocking parts satisfied the artist,» says Arne Glimcher.

This cool and tranquil spruce blue is a soothing, restorative coalescence of blue, gray and green.

This may be the limit of the Pictures Generation — the final coalescence of art and life — but to what end?

Not much coalescence is possible without serious damage to existing efforts.

While efforts to mobilize opinion may well have been effective within these denominations themselves, the tardy coalescence of a unified front allowed proponents to marginalize religious opposition.

The slow cooked tenderness of the meat and the tantalising coalescence of flavours within this hearty Hungarian style galloping goulash will blow that stigma right out the window!

«That reflects a different point of coalescence around values in Scotland.»

The closest to an ideological coalescence is the Blairite rump coalescing around the forthcoming Purple Book.

On July 6, Lazzati's team of theorists had published a paper predicting that, contrary to earlier estimates by the astrophysics community, short gamma - ray bursts associated with the gravitational emission of binary neutron star coalescence could be detected — whether or not the gamma - ray burst was pointing at Earth.

Several Rosetta observations suggest that comets form not from jolting mergers of larger cometesimals, meters to kilometers across, but rather from the gentle coalescence of clouds of pebbles.

However, low surface tension makes them relatively unstable to coalescence limiting their use in synthetic biology as discrete artificial cellular compartments2.

In a theoretical prediction, the dust trap was defined as the first step of the planet formation to make possible effective coalescence of dust.

Finally, original population substructure and subsequent processes of genetic drift and founder effects can introduce errors into the estimation of coalescence dates of mitochondrial and Y chromosome haplogroups [18].

In the new study, she and her colleagues have now shown that FUS aggregation results from a liquid - liquid phase separation analogous to the gradual coalescence of oil droplets dispersed in an oil - water emulsion.

As a strange coalescence of romance, comedy, drama, and sci - fi, the pic is another terrific showcase for legend - in - the - making Joaquin Phoenix, while Scarlett Johansson impresses in what's arguably her most challenging role to date — a disembodied voice.

Godwin's riveting and wise story of the slow coalescence of trust and love between a stoic artist and a grieving boy... Word will spread quickly about Godwin's tender and spellbinding supernatural novel.»

The source of the explosion is reported to be at Coalescence Corporation, a fictional company that was featured in the Call of Duty: Black Ops III «Ember» teaser.

Finding this kind of artistic coalescence in our contemporary moment is more challenging, and for a simple reason: we lack the remove of a historian's perspective.

While the purview of his practice expanded to include a variety of materials and formal concerns, his pursuit of a poetic coalescence of painting, sculpture, and architecture never wavered.

In these works he seems to be exploring detailed passages while working toward overall coalescence, giving birth to a fusion of forces.»

For example, the dangers of solemnity or limpidity in a show of works made without the artist's hand ever touching a canvas are undercut by the quotidian nature of the materials on show; the humble paper of a supermarket receipt becomes the support in an eloquent coalescence of the art and commerce.

Ashton's The New York School: A Cultural Reckoning, published two years later, captured the cultural coalescence in the city from the 1930s to the 1950s.

Black hole coalescences aren't expected to generate light that could be spotted by telescopes, but another prime candidate could: a smashup between two remnants of stars known as neutron stars.

It has already led to the discovery of a third stellar - mass black hole binary coalescence, GW170104, recorded on January 4, 2017 and announced by LIGO and VIRGO last June 1st 2017.