Initially, the application acts as a "mess".
Time Coalescing with CPU grouping functions when running at a low level. Thus, at the same time CPU can load simultaneously to maintain 4 tasks A, B, C, and D, then there will be a long break to continue a new cycle. The intervals between the vibrations are increased means that the energy is consumed less.
Of course these breaks are in fact very small in milliseconds that we cannot measure in the usual way. According to Apple's calculations, this technology saves 72% of CPU power consumption compared to the past.
Thanks to the intervention of Time Coalescing, the "chaos" has been collected in a much more methodical way.
New technologies along with some 'kernel' adjustments help the Mavericks manage CPU resources in the most optimal way. Apple's OS X 10.9 operating system usually mobilizes as little CPU core as possible, other cores will be rested until a heavy task forces them to work. Combined with significant improvements in TDP on Haswell chips, Apple is proud of its extremely long battery life on its new models especially the Macbook Air 2013.