On first release the movie had vague, not entirely coincidental, links with that odd cultural spasm; its posters featured hard-hats, by then a loaded rightwing symbol, including one sported by Jack.
The results feel like a combination of time capsules, street altars and sidewalk markets, and have interesting if coincidental links to installations by the African artist Georges Adéagbo recently seen at P.S. 1.
There is also the chance that readmissions are coincidental and linked with an external event or accident the proverbial 'being run over by a bus'.
The corresponding rearrangements all involved the coincidental loss of linked centromeres, some of which subsequently re-emerged in the same position.
In this model, microglial fragmentation occurs late in the course of the disease after a long-lasting neuroinflammatory reaction and during the period of maximal motor neuron degeneration, thus supporting the coincidental and possibly linked development of microglial and neuronal degeneration.
While these links are largely coincidental, a more intentional connection is that both commissions attempt to revive particular types of TV drama that have fallen out of fashion.
He argued that he had had sex with the women but had not killed them, saying it was merely coincidental that forensic evidence linked him to all five.
Looking at them now we can pick up conceptual links, however coincidental, to work by that most radical of outsider-insider artists, Marcel Duchamp, whose confoundingly erotic, morbid and witty "Étant Donnés" was already secretly in progress.
By analyzing empirical data, this study discovers that the occurrence of missing links is not coincidental but arises systematically; patent pairs with missing links usually have highly overlapped application processes, whereas those with direct citations more frequently have successive or less overlapped application processes.
