Sentence examples for coexist at a from inspiring English sources

The 2 forms occasionally coexist at a locality.

Three different yam production strategies coexist at a local scale, where agronomic practices and socio-economic profiles are distinct and consistent with attitude toward anthracnose risk management.

In Monet's "Beach at Trouville" (1870), which is the exhibition's marquee image, ordinary people and fancy oceanside villas coexist at a fashionable beach resort in Normandy.

Correction: August 4 , 2002 Sunday A column last Sunday about varieties of Judaism that coexist at a Y camp in Clifton misstated the most common English rendition of the Yiddish word for pray, or bless.

We endeavour in all our projects to make spaces where more than one (fragile) thing can coexist at a time; truly public spaces where you can spend time without having to buy anything; spaces for play which are not playgrounds, where there is space for reverie and exploration.

It was noticed, however, more than three phases can coexist at a given temperature (e.g., at melting point) only if the fourth element was introduced into the ternary system, i.e., oxygen in Nd-Fe-B system [31].

As for households, this is an OLG economy, populated by a continuum of young individuals and a continuum of old individuals which coexist at any time, in which population is assumed to grow at an exogenous, constant rate, (mge 0).

This inserted lamellar structure of 6 nm long period coexisted at a population of ca. 6% with the initially-formed lamellar stacking structure of 12 nm long period.

Despite the 18 genera considered here—six or more of which typically coexisted at a time [ 51] only four statistically distinct MFHs are detected.

While these features may coexist at any depth, porosity is more dominant in general and thus plays a deciding role in producing good reservoir quality.

Skiing Skiing and snowboarding now peacefully coexist at all four mountains, after the ban against boarding at Aspen Mountain was lifted in April 2000.