cohering

So something better than a 'cohering' receiving was needed -- something that was self-recovering, like a human eye.

Sir Jagadis Chunder Bose His Life and Speeches Sir Jagadis Chunder Bose

The walls were a millennium of current and eyeballs cohering in bone.

My House In The Middle Of The Ocean John Olson 2011

A cohering unit that can make its way through the world.

Viva Chile! They Left No Man Behind. Peggy Noonan 2010

And then there's the taste -- so many complex flavors and smells, and yet, when done right, cohering in something harmonious and even sublime.

Barry Eisler Answers.... 2010

I think opinion is finally cohering around education being the answer – and thus why all the heated debate on reform, especially on the left (as we actually believe in social justice).

Matthew Yglesias » Is Our Children Learning 2010

If you notice that you're "getting stuck" in the middle, recognize that this "stuckness" is a function of your story's not cohering to your "idea of your story."

Alan Watt: Six Reasons to Write Your First Draft Quickly Alan Watt 2011

He was merely the structure of a man, the bones of a man, still cohering, stripped practically of all flesh and covered with a parchment-like skin.

Chapter 20 2010

If you notice that you're "getting stuck" in the middle, recognize that this "stuckness" is a function of your story's not cohering to your "idea of your story."

Alan Watt: Six Reasons to Write Your First Draft Quickly Alan Watt 2011

When seen on their own, these might seem like disconnected events, but I believe these incidents augur a larger trend of public creativity and entrepreneurial energy cohering around this issue.

World Water Day - Party Like It's 2010 2010

This turmoil led to a fracturing of the movement, with a moderate Islamist leader -- Sharif Sheikh Ahmed -- taking over a transitional government, and the more radical elements cohering into AS.

Peter Henne: What Do We Make of Somalia? 2010