Sentence examples for existing together from inspiring English sources
For space denotes, in terms of possibility, an order to things which exist at the same time, considered as existing together".
"Earlier, in the early 1930s, by contrast, solids were more prevalent because the construction was more complex, but by the end of that decade, you did find complex construction and bold graphics existing together," she said.
History itself stops being linear, and becomes instead a sort of cubist affair, with peaks and troughs of civilisation and great leaders from different cultures and epochs (ancient Chinese, Renaissance Italy, medieval France, fascist Europe) existing together, joined across centuries and made to rhyme in Pound's mind.
Traditional access nodes are the ones that we have today with the hardware and software components existing together, e.g., dedicated hardware implementations of base stations.
In [15], the authors analyze the uplink capacity and interference avoidance for networks consisting of macro and femto-cells existing together in a code division multiple access (CDMA) network.
From the limitations of our knowledge of ourselves (or, for that matter, of anything actual existing) together with the less plausible assumption that "that everything actual must be thought to be actual by some thinking being," Mendelssohn infers that there is "an infinite intellect" that does represent everything to itself (Morning Hours, pp. 103f/Gesammelte Schriften 3/2, pp. 141ff).
It cited "a thorough review of the existing data together with new data," including oral histories and tribe enrollment lists.
Firstly, gather your existing bills together, make a note of your consumption, and the tariff you are on.
What really made the difference to tracking down illegal use of manure was putting existing statistics together with geo-based systems.
A saving of a cool £1bn, with plans to invest instead in improvements to the existing road, together with sustainable travel initiatives.
New long-distance paths are added every year, largely by linking existing paths together; there were just 150 national trails back in 1980.
