crystallize

The building mimics the natural growth of crystals in that it is a pattern of crystalisation that acts like the maths that defines frost patterns.

It is a moment of "suspended solidarity" in so far as the potential (for a feminist and intergenerational) solidarity is undone and derailed in the instant of its possible crystalisation, suspended even as it forms.

Crystalisation can also be done in the vacuum dryer where the reactants can be first dissolved and reacted.

It cannot conclude this conflict, and I welcome the crystalisation of the new political dimension, to compliment the existing military and developmental tracks," Gargash said.

The disease causes the skin on Egor's whole body to become thick and scaly, constantly cracking and bleeding - it even causes crystalisation of the eyes, which in turn affects his vision.