Sentence examples for coincide with problems from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, this hit to demand could coincide with problems elsewhere, with Germany facing a value-added-tax increase in 2007, Japan's recovery faltering a little and the Chinese attempting to slow their investment boom.This sudden change in the bond market's focus might seem rather strange; after all, only a month or two ago investors were worrying about inflation.
Moreover, we find that Fix ( T ) = Fix ( P 0 ) ∩ ⋂ i = 1 m Fix ( P i ) = C 0 ∩ ⋂ i = 1 m C i = C. Therefore, Problem 4.1 coincides with Problem 2.1 with T defined by (14).
(1.5) In particular, in the case when (U_{1}) and (U_{2}) are singletons, problems ((tilde{P})) and (P) coincide with the problem ((mathcal{P})).
And in cases where a logic is standardly characterized proof theoretically rather than semantically – i.e. as the set of formulas derivable from some set of axioms of \ \Gamma_{\mathcal{L}}\) rather than the class of formulas true in all structures – the validity problem is understood to coincide with the problem of deciding whether \ \phi\) is derivable from \ \Gamma_{\mathcal{L}}\).
In particular, if we choose, then we obtain that the ranges of parameters to distinguish simultaneous and non-simultaneous quenching coincide with the problem (1.3) (see [1, 2]).
It is often useful to ask 'what is new?' in terms of reagents, including plasticware, equipment or procedures, or even new staff, which may coincide with the problem.
The birth of variational inequality problem coincides with Signorini problem, see [[2], p.282].
These ideas were not only connected with Liszt's personal problems as an artist, but they also coincided with explicit problems being addressed by writers and painters of the era.
Then the problem (3.1 - 3.3 3.1 - 3.3s with the problem mathbb{L}_{lambda}Y=lambda Y.
To complete the proof, remark that problem (3.1 1 coincides with the problem (N).
