Sentence examples for terms of coexistence from inspiring English sources
Everything about South Africa is negotiated, including the terms of coexistence across lines of language, race, ideology and class.
The results were interpreted in terms of coexistence and mutual influence of the complexes formed by the Li+ and Cd2+ cations.
Study area 5 performed relatively well in terms of coexistence and had a high total cover of arable land but the current proportion of OSR (<4%) indicates its relative unimportance for OSR production.
Although the recent parasitoid-host system seems to be stable in terms of coexistence of both species, an acoustically hunting parasitoid could have been a selective force during evolution of prime numbered periodicity in cicadas.
Relations with Russia have lost much of their hair-trigger thrill, but the agreements Talbott labored over during his eight years in public life helped set the terms of our coexistence with a huge, nuclear-armed and staggering former adversary.
I truly believe in letting them be, that they have as much right to be in any given space as I do, and, unless I'm actually under attack, trying to figure out terms of peaceful coexistence.
The stereoscopic images have clear differences compared with monoscopic image in terms of the coexistence of both the left and the right images.
We show that choice of model structure affects the nature of inferences that can be drawn in terms of population coexistence and dieout of antibiotic-sensitive and -resistant strains.
Israel's national security and self-preservation as a democracy, if not its very existence, depend on its ability and willingness to come to terms with the reality of coexistence with the Palestinians on the basis of a two-state solution.
Results remain generally consistent with the absence of long-term coexistence of the sexes in individual patches of Marchantia.
The proposed approach has been tested in a human robot interaction scenario, showing promising results in terms of safe human-robot coexistence.
