Sentence examples for coinciding objects from inspiring English sources

Some claim that coinciding objects share all their parts (and are parts of one another).

One response to the grounding objection attempts to ground the non-categorical features of coinciding objects in relational facts about those objects.

Can perdurantists accept that the lump and statue are distinct, coinciding objects?

The third challenge for the constitution theorist was to identify a ground for the non-categorical features of coinciding objects.

Explanations of how coinciding objects can have different properties vary with different versions of the standard account.

A second, related, response attempts to ground the non-categorical features of coinciding objects in historical facts.

Some radio sources, however, coincided with objects that appeared to be unusually blue stars, although photographs of some of these objects showed them to be embedded in faint, fuzzy halos.

But other puzzle cases seem to involve permanently-coincident objects: even perdurantists have to accept that permanently-coinciding objects wholly coincide.

The relationship between wholly-coinciding objects is often called 'constitution', and so the slogan of the standard account is 'constitution is not identity'.

Central to the perdurantist account of temporary coincidence is the claim that, while it is bizarre to think that two distinct objects could entirely coincide, there is nothing bizarre about two objects partially coinciding by sharing a part, and nothing bizarre about an object partially coinciding with one of its own parts.

One way is to say that sums constitute ordinary objects by coinciding with them.