Sentence examples for one coincided from inspiring English sources
The renewed propagation of this one coincided with Milosevic's rise to power in 1989.
Bridgeport's mayor, John M. Fabrizi, said Mr. Gomes's priorities for the city, where registered Democrats outnumber Republicans, six to one, coincided with his own.
All scores except for one coincided between raters.
But as HD 131399Ab progresses in its orbit and the stars drift apart, a day arrives when the setting of one coincides with the rising of the other, and a period of near-constant daylight begins — a solsticeof sorts, the start of a summer that will last about a hundred and forty Earth years.
But as HD 131399Ab progresses in its orbit and the stars drift apart, a day arrives when the setting of one coincides with the rising of the other, and a period of near-constant daylight begins — a solstice of sorts, the start of a summer that will last about a hundred and forty Earth years.
The first one coincides with the optimal resistance of the base-excitation-alone system corresponding to the maximal electrical damping.
Time for another roundup, and this one coincides with a notable first-year anniversary: that of Google's $1.65 billion acquisition of YouTube, confirmed on October 9th, 2006.
The first tier coincides with the upper section (Early-Middle Eocene Wilcox Formation) with a few faults and the second one coincides with the lower section of the sequence (Paleocene Lambert and Dockrell formations) with a greater number of faults.
Two kinds of harmonic excitation are chosen: the first one has an excitation frequency equal to the pinned pinned frequency of the finite element track, and the second one coincides with the fifth backward mode of the rotating wheelset.
Out of these 15 boundaries only one coincides with one of the thirteen MARs present in this region.
The conflict is caused by inconsistency of the optimal orders of these markers in sets 5 7 with the optimal order (i.e. the correct one, coinciding with the simulated order) of these markers in set 1.
