But if there are such cases, then (given the symmetry and transitivity of mereological coincidence) at least one of the located entities in question must fail to coincide mereologically with the location in question.
Hotel guests' expectations and actual experiences on hotel service quality often fail to coincide due to guests' unusually high anticipations, hotels' complete breakdowns in delivering their standard, or the combination of both.
Babylon is written by Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong (authors of Peepshow), directed by Danny Boyle, and about PR, politics and London's police force, showing what happens when, while a documentary team is inconveniently filming, law and order fail to coincide.
It's been widely noted that this award, which the D.G.A. has been bestowing since 1948, has failed to coincide with the best-director Oscar only six times (Michelle McCue helpfully outlines the six divergences).
Recent developments an awareness that non-western cultures abide by forms of time that fail to coincide with those with which we are familiar and the widespread difficulty of defining "the contemporary"—suggest that art history's temporal structure has never been stable.
Demands for overt quantitative indices of a drive state produced several alternative means of measurement; however, as in the behaviouristic context referred to above, these often failed to coincide with one another, implying that there must be more than a single unitary force at work.
But it is not logically possible for the day 2 stage of c to fail to coincide with itself.
That is, it is logically possible for s2 to fail to coincide with the day 2 stage of c.
If two properties not only coincide in the actual worlds but could not fail to coincide we have, he contends, not two properties but one.
