Translation of "coalescence" to Portuguese language:
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| Hence 53Cr provides additional evidence for nucleosynthetic processes immediately before coalescence of the solar system. | Portanto, o 53Cr fornece evidência adicional de processos nucleossintéticos anteriores à formação do sistema solar. |
| So we look at a process of group dynamics coalescence and fragmentation, groups coming together, groups breaking apart. | Então analisamos um processo de dinâmica de grupos aglutinação e fragmentação. Grupos se juntando. Grupos se separando. |
| This has led to the suggestion that galaxies are largely formed by dark matter, and that the minimum size may indicate a form of warm dark matter incapable of gravitational coalescence on a smaller scale. | Isto levou à sugestão de que as galáxias são grandemente formadas por matéria escura e que o tamanho mínimo pode indicar uma forma de matéria escura morna, incapaz de coalescência gravitacional numa escala menor. |
| ...The relation between moment and totality for social theory... a dialectic of presence and absence which ties the most minor or trivial forms of social action to structural properties of the overall society, and to the coalescence of institutions over long stretches of historical time. | A Teoria Estruturalista teve como origem os seguintes fatos A oposição surgida entre a Teoria Clássica e a Teoria das Relações Humanas incompatíveis entre si tornou necessária uma posição mais ampla e compreensiva que integrasse os aspectos considerados por uma e omitidos pela outra e vice versa. |
| It seems likely that this is more of an instance of phonetic coalescence than of phonological diphthongs (such as, for example, the sound in the French word paille ( straw ), which is not the diphthong but rather a vowel followed by an approximant) alew olive oil ( Latin oleum ), snáiws ( snow ), lasiws tired (English lazy ). | It seems likely that this is more of an instance of phonetic coalescence than of phonological diphthongs (such as, for example, the sound in the French word paille ( straw ), which is not the diphthong ai but rather a vowel followed by an approximant) alew ( olive oil , derived from the Latin oleum ), snáiws snaius ( snow ), lasiws (or possibly lasijus, or lasiws tired , cognate to the English lazy ). |
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