Time and Newsweek put the car or its creator, Lee Iacocca, on their covers the same week, the first time those magazines coincided like that.
It is very likely that changes in income coincide with events like unemployment, family dissolution etc. which themselves explain variations in SRH.
Taken together, the first duplication event resulting in two families of plant PEBP genes (MFT-like and FT/TFL1-like) seems to coincide with the evolution of seed plants, in which independent control of bud and seed dormancy is required [ 30].
It's only fitting that the Barry Bonds jury's deliberation should coincide with news like this.
By Ben McGrath April 8, 2011 It's only fitting that the Barry Bonds jury's deliberation should coincide with news like this.
As patients lose weight after the surgery, they typically see improvements in conditions that tend to coincide with obesity, like diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol and sleep apnea.
Stevens' six-month review of NHS finances could easily, neatly coincide with George Osborne, like a fairy godmother, finding another £500m or £1bn of ready cash this autumn – putting the fruits of recovery to a very popular purpose.
There are always outliers and waves can coincide in timing like CleanTech and Web 2.0 did, but investors and entrepreneurs tend to jump on dominant high-growth bandwagons and ride them until a few billion companies come out of them and many more fail.
At three points, the crescendos of the various groups coincide, resulting in those Debussy-like climaxes.
