Sentence examples for on the coincidence of from inspiring English sources

So "John Wesley Harding" it was, founded purely on the coincidence of my Christian name and a Bob Dylan album title.

The procedure is based on the coincidence of response spectra obtained from the ET accelerogram at different times and response spectra defined by ASCE41 at different hazard levels.

The rationale followed here hinges on the coincidence of the failure modes of a stretching dominated lattice material, which experiences two types of microscopic failure modes, namely, elastic buckling and plastic yielding.

In particular, we extend the Theorem of Feinberg-Horn [9] on the coincidence of the kinetic and stoichiometric subsets of a mass action system to CF kinetics, using the concept of span surjectivity.

In Israel, however, most attention was focused on the coincidence of the European parliament vote and the ruling by the general court of the EU – the political bloc's second highest court – that the listing of Hamas as a terrorist group was legally flawed as it was based on procedural and evidentiary shortcomings.

But it meant that the Americans had less to work with than they had expected, which made it even more important to capitalise on the Iraqi security tradition, repugnant though in some ways that tradition is, and on the coincidence of interest with the Shia leadership.

The integrity of complexity of the IMRT dose delivery technique relies on quantification of the coincidence of the planned and delivered intensity-modulated radiation therapy dose distributions.

Thus Josef Petzoldt, a Machian philosopher and editor of the 8th edition of Mach's Mechanics, the first to appear after the general theory of relativity, noted that Einstein's remarks meant that the theory "rests, in the end, on the perception of the coincidence of sensations" and so "is fully in accord with Mach's world-view, which is best characterized as relativistic positivism" (1921, 516).

On the surface, the coincidence of his first marital breakup with the fact that he owed a few billion he couldn't exactly pay back seemed extraordinarily unpropitious.

On these alternative views, the coincidence of the causal and temporal orders is merely a contingent feature of the actual world, or at least a typical feature of our patch of it.

On the policy side, the coincidence of the trend of prison deinstitutionalization with the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) of 2010, which is the most revolutionary piece of health care legislation in the United States in 45 years, calls for intensive monitoring from public health and criminal justice researchers.