Sentence examples for fortuitous occurrence from inspiring English sources
Due to the fortuitous occurrence of a good quiet day nearby in time, small variations due to local currents are detected.
The fortuitous occurrence of volcanic crises in New Zealand in mid- to late-2012 consisted of coinciding unrest (at Ruapehu, Tongariro and White Island) and eruptions (at Te Maari crater on Tongariro, and White Island) after years of quiescence.
It was another fortuitous occurrence.
This fortuitous occurrence indicates that the tip-recorded SP reflects very well RPs at all pheromone uptakes.
Thus, we took advantage of this fortuitous occurrence and focused on the repeat hit peptoid 1.
However, a decline in Cry2Ab allele frequency in H. punctigera may occur through a fortuitous occurrence of a major immigration of susceptible moths from inland Australia.
Another good word for it is foresight, because if you look at the concept of virtue in The Prince you'll find that the most virtuous prince is the one who can predict or anticipate fortuitous occurrences within his state.
Strong support that the connection to the mycofactocin profile is meaningful rather than fortuitous comes from the occurrence of TIGR03989 members in or near the mycofactocin cluster in genomes such as Thermomicrobium roseum and Haloterrigena turkmenica plasmid pHTUR01 [see Figure 2].
It also seems odd to me that the researchers should have chosen as a measure of integrity what people do when they find money in the street – an occurrence so rare and fortuitous that it might well feel like a blessing from heaven.
We discuss that concurrent occurrences of PNET and adipose tissue are not fortuitous events, but an evidence that neurocytomas and PNETs originate in the residual germinal pool from common progenitor cell rests recapitulating features of developing neurons and with a potential for mesenchymal differentiation.
The central idea of insurance is that it is based on the risk, not the certainty, of the occurrence of an event, and the millennium bug was not a "fortuitous" event but an entirely foreseeable one.
