Sentence examples for that it coincides from inspiring English sources

For model-theoretic validity to be theoretically adequate, it might be held, it is enough if we have other reasons to think that it is extensionally adequate, i.e. that it coincides in extension with our preferred pretheoretic notion of logical truth.

That it coincides with the "Georgia O'Keeffe: Living Modern" exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum is happenstance.

One of the many oddities of the pickpocketing crisis is that it coincides with the establishment of serious "Romani studies" in France and elsewhere.

Periodically, a geyser of water shoots up, triggered by a hidden mechanism connected to the Internet so that it coincides with actual eruptions of the real Old Faithful.

For the conservative Christian leadership, what is most worrisome about the evangelical disappointment with President Bush is that it coincides with a widening philosophical rift.

In effect, the administration is extending the February deadline by six weeks so that it coincides with the end of the enrollment period.

He and other veterans said that it coincided with the emergence of Sunni forces that changed the balance of power.

The historical origin of Vajrayana is unclear, except that it coincided with the spread of the mentalistic schools of Buddhism.

Potential reasons abound, but one of the most intriguing is the fact that it coincided with a move from the National League to the American League.

Its publication at this time gains a certain interest from the certain fact that it coincided with the celebration of Mr. Edison's invention of the incandescent bulb.

I asked Mary Corliss when this change occurred, the loss of caring or atmosphere, and she reckoned that it coincided with the end of the studio system.