Sentence examples for good coexistence from inspiring English sources

Their sensitivity to humans resembles that of dogs, and gives them good coexistence skills.

"But for the most part, there is good coexistence in Abruzzo, and it's been that way for centuries," he said.

The environmental and land use provisions are intended to contribute to a good coexistence between the aquaculture industry and other public interests.

This set represents the "good health" of a system beyond which its safe existence would be jeopardized; in the context of language maintenance, it characterizes the safe coexistence of both languages.

Sulfate-dependent ANAMMOX performed good in coexistence condition of biomass which could play an important role in extensive reactor performance improvement.

This paper explores a pathway to commercializing user innovations hitherto not studied, namely, the vertical diversification of a user firm into an upstream industry supplying capital goods, and subsequent coexistence of user and manufacturing units.

The present results provide good understanding on the coexistence of different rubbing responses observed in tests.

Multiple casting confronts the audience with the coexistence of good and evil in us all and illuminates Shakespeare's exploration of ambivalence and duality in human nature.

His notion of a natural coexistence between good and bad can be applied to the most extended series in the show: paintings in which cars are not just featured but often the sole imagery.

In addition to the good mechanical performance, the coexistence of carbonate and ether moieties in soft segment assured the excellent hydrolysis resistance of CO2-UV-WPU compared with polybutylene adipate glycol based waterborne polyurethane (PBA-UV-WPU).

With its two modes of operations, default and high QoS, UWB became a good candidate for supporting coexistence of Medical and consumer applications.