meshing

… [S] omething meshes between mind and phenomenon (whether natural or artificial), and that meshing is the core of the correlating-to-mind of pattern.

A brief sidebar about design and evolution 2007

USATODAY. com - For field hockey team, meshing is key

USATODAY.com - For field hockey team, meshing is key 2004

The struggles in meshing Yao's methodical, low-post game with Francis 'high-flying, open-court style created speculation that the Rockets' mercurial guard might be on the summer trading block.

USATODAY.com - Rockets' lack of grit equates to short playoff stay 2004

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - It would be hard to imagine a player and moniker meshing more seamlessly than Chris Wright and the Dayton Flyers.

USATODAY.com 2008

The reason I like John McCain more than just the interesting name meshing between Dean Cain and John McCain, is because I like his policies.

CNN Transcript Aug 28, 2008 2008

MINNEAPOLIS -- It would be hard to imagine a player and moniker meshing more seamlessly than

ESPN.com 2009

Earlier this year, Verizon deployed a technologically advanced network configuration in Singapore, known as meshing, which provides additional network paths for rerouting traffic in the event of a cable cut or other network disruption.

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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- It would be hard to imagine a player and moniker meshing more seamlessly than Chris Wright and the Dayton Flyers.

WUSA-TV - Vodcasts 2009

Fujise calls the meshing of the two medical cultures "almost a miracle."

The Daily News - News 2008

My daughter just refuses to speak to me, and she's using not "meshing" as the reason.

Candy Spelling: Is it Meshuga To Want My Daughter To Mesh? 2009