Sentence examples for To be coincided from inspiring English sources

For example, if a distinctive edge in the transformed image is revised to be coincided with the corresponding edge in the reference image in RGB model, we consider that the manual refinement is good in such local areas around the distinctive edge.

Subsequent range expansions had been discovered to be coinciding with the crown group diversification, e.g. clade V colonizing tropical East Asia, clade IV and VII inhabiting Taiwan and Japan.

Several factors may be coinciding to create this reprieve from the heat, including tropical storm Neoguri, which is brewing off the coast of Japan.

"This more unilateral approach to color is coinciding with societal movements toward gender equality and fluidity".

And it is important politically, because this decision about whether to attack Iran is coinciding with the U.S. election.

For one thing, Teacher Recognition Day -- as the single day dedicated to teachers used to be called -- coincided with my first big success at school.

That is not to say that they necessarily have to be different; they could coincide.

The well-coordinated weekend raids appeared to have been timed to coincide with the national holiday, political analysts said.

It was to coincide with the Labour Party Conference and therefore hoped to generate extra reader appeal.

Its delivery was to coincide with her expected beatification, the last step before sainthood, in October.

This new policy was to coincide with a significant upgrade and increase in height of the Dam wall.