Sentence examples for coupling would have from inspiring English sources

But the walls were so thin that any coupling would have been public coupling.

This coupling would have provided Harrison with the necessary product to promote on tour, Huntley observes, without "derailing [his career] at full speed", which the rushed and vocally compromised Dark Horse album effectively did.

It is now thought unlikely that a lost panel could be the postulated original companion to the outer wings; such a coupling would have been very odd to painters of the 1420s and 1430s.

If its effects on spatial signal detection are redundant to those produced by the inner retina, then losing the coupling would have minimal effect on spatial processing.

This observed unbalance suggests that this fusion event, or functional coupling, would have been evolutionary favoured only in unicellular organisms, from which chloroplasts are thought to be derived.

Also, the observed eccentricity dependence of the spatial extent of cancellation implies that for the present results to be explained by cone coupling, the coupling would have to increase substantially with eccentricity.

Today the couple would have far more options.

Legal experts said the royal couple would have a strong case.

Mrs Johnston said the couple would have celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary on October 18.

Using five-year averaging, the couple would have a total return of $546,343.

The couple would have celebrated their 19th wedding anniversary on Oct. 17.