Sentence examples for fully coincide from inspiring English sources

The exploration goals of the two space agencies would "fully coincide" if America drops its Moon program, the director, Anatoly N. Perminov said.

He had come to pop stardom during an unaccepting time for gay people, and though he remained beloved after he came out, his hit-making era and his out era didn't fully coincide.

We also believe, as our American colleagues and partners believe, that Iran has no justification not to allow the overview of the I.A.E.A. over their nuclear programs, and therefore in this area again our positions fully coincide with that of the Americans.

As a reflecting subject, I never fully coincide with myself.

However, it is also seen that the cross does not fully coincide with the center of the brightest spot.

One underemphasized component of pseudocongruence may result from the efforts of researchers to categorize patterns visually - similar patterns may, in fact, not fully coincide, and inferring agreement may obscure the actual patterns and lead to erroneous conclusions.

Rewarding authors for their creative labor and "promot[ing]... Progress" are thus complementary; as James Madison observed, in copyright "[t]he public good fully coincides..

Moreover, conditional on a firm having a U.S. exchange listing, Rule 10b-5 cases brought after Morrison consistently defined a class period that fully coincided with the period when the issuer maintained its U.S. listing.

Ninety percent of pre-Morrison cases were filed against foreign firm with a U.S. exchange listing, and nearly all of them alleged a class period that fully coincided with the period when the issuer maintained its U.S. listing.

The significant diurnal variation in the electron content of the topside ionosphere and plasmasphere (450 20,200 km) fully coincides with the maxima and minima in the diurnal variations in TEC and the F2 region ionospheric electron content.

Temporality contains an internal fracture that permits us to return to our past experiences in order to investigate them reflectively, but this very fracture also prevents us from fully coinciding with ourselves.