Sentence examples for coincide as from inspiring English sources

It's rare that the art of movies and the business of their distribution coincide as closely as they do with "Edge of Tomorrow," the director Doug Liman's new science-fiction vehicle for Tom Cruise.

Evidently (Vert xVert _{Phi,1}=Vert x Vert _{Phi}^{0}) and it is easy to prove that the Luxemburg norm and the ∞-Amemiya norm coincide as well, i.e., (Vert xVert _{Phi,infty}= Vert xVert _{Phi}) (see, e.g., [14]).

Iterations range from 1 to 4. Iteration 1 means no extrinsic information is available to the detector, i.e., LORD and T-LORD coincide, as well as MAP and ML.

The results document the good accuracy and reliability of the proposed modeling approach, and also highlight the importance of multi-modal analysis when multiple buckling modes coincide as is the case in long plates, shells and other optimized thin-walled structures.

The latter two states may coincide as well, though usually incompletely, in that humans may exit a pre-cultural state of need while still in a pre-civil state of insecurity, or they may enjoy the security of a civil state while relatively deprived of cultural goods.

Some recent contributions on the following problems are considered: firstly, for each balanced-type condition determining the corresponding spectrum for a given graph Γ; secondly, in case some balanced-type spectra coincide for a given graph Γ, checking if the corresponding classes of balanced-type Γ-designs coincide as well.

However, a study from Italy found that parental recall alone was similar to other measures of vaccination status and concluded that "verbal recall should be accepted as reasonably reliable in the absence of cards" [ 22], while in Australia parental recall of measles vaccination coincided as well as vaccination cards with the presence of antibodies [ 23].

Indeed, these days Chinese and Indian interests coincide nearly as much as they divide.

Here, "adjacent to" may mean "coinciding with" as well.

And his speech, coinciding as it did with the beginning of Allende's presidency, spoke of patience and hope.

SUMMER is never easy for Britain's university students, coinciding as it does with the stress of exams.