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Coadunation

Coadunation \Co*ad`u*na"tion\, n. [L. coadunatio.] Union, as in one body or mass; unity.
--Jer. Taylor.

The coadunation of all the civilized provinces.
--Coleridge.

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coadunation

n. (context obsolete English) union into a single body or mass; unity

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Coadunation

Coadunation (pronounced koh-aj-uh-ney-shuh n) is an open source Java-based server.

Coadunation is a project originally developed by Brett Chaldecott, located in South Africa. It is licensed under the GNU license and as such the complete source is available for download.

Written completely in Java, it is a cross-platform standalone server, which serves as an environment from which a user can run daemons, web applications, web services, etc. The software was developed primarily in response to an inability to run non-event-driven beans within J2ee-based application servers (e.g. starting a mail server), as well as a general unhappiness with some of the EJB standards. The resulting application is Coadunation.

Coadunation was first made available to the public on 13 December 2006 with the release of Coadunation 0.99.A1. The latest public version is Coadunation 1.5.0.B5, which was released on 18 June 2008. It is considered version 1 and development has continued with version 1.5.

Usage examples of "coadunation".

The coadunation of the global Mind has been set back at least six thousand years.

Think of the poor planet Yanalon, Friin-Six, that was hurled back to barbarism on the very threshold of coadunation merely because a careless botanist on a Milieu survey vessel contravened regulations and picked a single piece of fruit and spat out the pips.

All of us know that there is no way this world's Mind can achieve full coadunation prior to Intervention.

But as we know, operancy must be combined with ethnic dynamism if coadunation of the Mind is to be achieved.

My own race, which was the first to attain coadunation (the mental state leading to Unity) has the honor and the duty of guiding other peoples into our grand fellowship of the Mind.

But I'll tell you, Captain, that even now I can hardly imagine a more unlikely candidate-world for coadunation of the local Mind.

Now, with the fresh population upsurge on the colonial planets, one pro­jects coadunation around the year La Prime 1-390-150 — what humans would call a.

One would do better to look at the diminishing temporal interval between the achievement of coadunation by the five successful races.

I have never experienced cosmic conscious­ness, never joined in a true coadunation of minds, never experienced even the least hint of those awesome precursors to Unity that the young operants of the modern, post-Re­bellion Human Polity yearn after and mind-whisper about.

But then some Milieu-loyalist metapsychologists in Paris caused a furor in the media by claiming to have detected outbreaks of something called spontaneous coadunation —a sort of prelude to Unity that exotic scientists had predicted would occur when the human population in the galaxy reached a certain critical number, provoking what physicists call a phase change.

Rebel theorists pooh-poohed the great news and immediately set out to prove that spontaneous coadunation didn't exist.

Mental coadunation, whatever it was, supposedly jibed nicely with what Denis called systems theory.

I also had a suspicion that coadunation was nothing but a rehash of the romantic old notion of the perfectibility of human nature.

The coadunation process seems to involve the opening up of a new avenue of intermind communication on the unconscious level.

In some cases, there seems to be not only coadunation but also momentary episodes of actual Unity—linkage with the Mind of the Galaxy.