Sentence examples for close coexistence from inspiring English sources

Despite several years of close coexistence, the tribals had maintained their identity separate from the Hindus.

For REKN, S p is also reduced due to the habitat limitation and the close coexistence with SNPL in the same habitat.

Yet despite centuries of close coexistence, he said, "it's been very, very hard for people to work out the simple relationship between different orders of birds".

Such differences may partition environments in ways that allow for the close coexistence of these species.

Such differences may partition belowground environments in ways that allow for the close coexistence of these species.

This will be key to a desired relationship between Iran and the Gulf which would take the entire Middle East region closer to coexistence and with a focus on the rights of the Arab and Persian peoples to have a decent life, work opportunities, growth, production, and creativity.

Our in situ FRET mapping shows that control cells (Fig. 2A) deposited high and medium FRET-Fn fibers (yellow and green pixels) indicative of the coexistence of close-to-compact and extended Fn conformations.

In the simulations done above the expected boiling temperature of water, during the equilibration phase, the system's density relaxes close to the vapor-liquid coexistence line for the SPC water model (see Fig. S10 in Supplementary Material, Data S1) as determined using Gibbs ensemble Monte Carlo simulations (36).

More importantly, it was a political project; it was supposed to enhance the political integration of Europe, bringing the people and countries closer together and ensuring peaceful coexistence.

A modified double lattice (MDL) model with chain length dependence was adopted as a reference thermodynamic framework, and the calculated coexistence curves were fairly close to the phase transition boundary of reported experiments.

Indeed, this is the mission of Wildlife Services, a government organization that is responsible for horrifically killing tens of thousands of animals yearly, including predators, in the name of coexistence, and also under close scrutiny for their killing ways (see also the award-winning film called EXPOSED - USDA's Secret War on Wildlife).