Sentence examples for state of coexistence from inspiring English sources

It's the 1920s, and as China seethes with revolutionary unrest and cholera, an unhappily married British couple, played by Naomi Watts and Edward Norton, drift into a new state of coexistence, carried aloft on opium smoke and their newly liberated desire.

Following Ref [25]'s approach, we study the resilience of the model by identifying configurations from where the system can return to a state of coexistence (finite resilience) and other configurations from where one of the languages faces extinction irrespective of the policy applied (zero resilience).

Thus, Castelló and coworkers [40], [41] have observed similar structures giving rise to long-lived metastable states of coexistence between languages in a population or, in other words, making consensus more difficult in opinion models.

For liberal Israelis, and for Arabs who hope to be accepted as equals, Kashua embodied the country's stated ideal of coexistence — of Arab Israelis' full legal and civil integration.

There's certainly enough of it to go around in the sprawlingly imagined urban animal kingdom of the title, where predator and prey have evolved to a state of peaceful coexistence, one threatened by a spate of inexplicable rogue attacks.

Limited by the heat transfer capability of the CLOHP and the conductivity of the PCM, the PCM could not be maintained in the state of solid liquid coexistence when the heating power exceeded a threshold.

The Oslo Accords, premised upon the establishment of a Palestinian State alongside the State of Israel in peaceful coexistence, were surely an Israeli validation of Palestinian aspirations.

As a final remark, we believe that while in the short-term CACCAmight be seen as a quick-fix for IEEE 802.11bgn ⇔ IEEE 802.15.4 coexistence, it can easily be extended to allow coexistence beyond current state-of-the-art technologies.

We establish the existence of coexistence states by the fixed index theory on positive cones.

This paper studies the existence and the uniqueness of coexistence states in a spatially heterogeneous reaction diffusion model originated by the theory of nuclear reactors.

Ko and Ryu studied a diffusive two-competing prey and one-predator system with Beddington-DeAngelis functional response and discussed the stability and uniqueness of coexistence states [3].