Sentence examples for possible coincides from inspiring English sources

The stress singularity predicted by the theory of elasticity for perfect bonding is removed and the effective bond length, i.e., the bond length beyond which no further increase of strength is possible, coincides with the maximal length of the cohesive zone, attained when the critical slip limit is reached.

Following randomisation, women in the control arm returned for data collection appointments with the study midwife at 27+0 -28+6 and 34+0-36+6 where', where possible coinciding with routine antenatal visits.

The considerable distance between the legal definition of euthanasia and the perception of the physician of whether an act was euthanasia could be explained by three possible coinciding hypotheses.

Her aim is to get results, timed if possible to coincide with elections.Now she is the chief figure, along with Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank, in an economic version of the Cuban missile crisis.

Our aim is to do this quickly with a possible date coinciding with the CoinSummit Conference in London.

This pessimistic interpretation of political power and its a possible abuse coincided with that of Luther and Calvin.

These meetings will be scheduled, where possible, to coincide with the biennial International Society for the Study of Hypertension Pregnancy (ISSHP) congresses.

The Governing Body holds regular sessions at least once every two years, scheduled, when possible, to coincide with the meetings of the Commission on Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture.

Assessments were timed, where possible, to coincide with existing outpatient appointments in order to avoid additional unnecessary travel for participants, some of whom were frail.

This possible resistivity change coincides spatially with a temporary variation in seismic travel time in May June 1989, however.

It is clear that only case (a) is possible because it coincides with (4.5).