Sentence examples for see coinciding from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, here, we see coinciding SV changes in all three components around 2009.5.5

The evidence seems to point to a more closed and wooded environment between 7 and 4 Ma, with perhaps a few patches or more open woodland but little in the way of the open savannah we see coinciding with the emergence of the genus Homo sometime between 2 and 3 Ma (Reed 1997; Kingston 2007).

The motion of the Moon that you see coincides with its motion around the Earth, which takes the shape of an elliptical orbit, all while the Earth-Moon system revolves around the Sun.

I watched tape of Perry before checking his statistics or combine results, and what I saw coincided with how Perry measured.

In this sense, the reform of the citizenship regime in 1997 can be seen as coinciding with a time when a negative image of emigrants was no longer significant enough to influence political decisions.

If the way you see yourself coincides with the look of a particular store, this may be a good way to get started on your spring wardrobe.

We shall just have to remember the free-wheeling Sale side he guided to two European Challenge Cups, as well as that Premiership title in 2006, and the silverware since with a Saracens team whose transition to an all-court game might be seen as coinciding with his arrival.

Moreover, intracellular accumulation of oligomeric Aβ, known to promote endolysosomal autophagic defects (see above), coincides with early rises in abnormal tau phosphorylation in an APP-based AD model with endogenous (unmutated) tau, long before APs are formed [ 150].

Therefore, the semantic concepts of validity and satisfiability are seen to coincide with the syntactic concepts of derivability and consistency.

He went on, "The long-held aesthetic arguments for a simpler life are suddenly being seen to coincide neatly with the hard-headed calculations of the atmospheric chemists.

For a brief period after the Cold War, America was able to be both Leviathan and a national player within the system because its national interests could be seen to coincide with the world's interests.