Sentence examples for it coincides precisely from inspiring English sources

This is perhaps why the prominent Sufi master Hisham Kabbani stated, when asked about the permissibility of celebrating the Prophet Muhammad's birth, that: "Without the Prophet's birth, there is no Islam!" However, what makes this year's season of celebrating the Prophet's birth unique is that it coincides precisely with Christmas, Christ mass, the sending forth of Jesus Christ.

This idea has been described above (Equations (2) and (3)), and it coincides precisely with the idea of the parsimony principle.

Such criticism seems to have carried a particular sting for Maugham, perhaps because it coincided precisely with his own self-deprecating assessments.

Awareness of the recurrence of these periods meant that, since she was young, she feared the month of April because it coincided precisely with her subjective and objective behavioral disorder.

That change coincides precisely with the country's extraordinary economic surge.

The spore spike therefore coincides precisely with the iridium spike in time and is equally intense and short-lived.

The turnaround coincides precisely with Conte's switch to a 3-4-3 formation, one he deployed at the beginning of his time in charge at Juventus and also toyed with as Italy coach before the European Championship.

The change coincides precisely with the settlement of Chicago, suggesting that, for mice, living in an urbanised habitat is easier if you are haplotype M.Of course, correlation is not causation.

This year, they will be presented on three straight days, Aug. 1 to 3. That coincides precisely with the schedule of the Litchfield Jazz Festival, in Goshen, setting up the first head-to-head three-day competition between two major events on the jazz calendar.

On this view the present for a point particle on a timelike world line coincides precisely with the particle, and a succession of presents is just the successive occurence of events along that world line.

More precisely, that the trajectory of a material body is a continuous line means that, whatever the instant t, the limit to which the position occupied by the body tends as time approaches t coincides precisely with the position of the body at t.