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This distribution coincides with that of the humid Transandean forest.

Suillus lakei forms ectomycorrhizae with Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii), and its distribution coincides with this tree.

The distribution coincides with major Jewish and Hindu holy days.

The site distribution coincides broadly with that already known for ice wedge pseudomorphs.

The observed primary peak in the Ne distribution coincides well with that seen in the Fe distribution around 23:20 h (AST).

The scale of these features and their random distribution coincides with the scale and distribution of non-uniformities observed in the crystallized ribbons as droplet-like featureless areas.

We have found that the independence Jeffreys prior that yields a proper posterior distribution coincides with our reference prior π r 1.

In the case that the steady state distribution coincides with a Boltzmann distribution (in the many-body eigenstates) for a temperature corresponding to the same mean energy, we call the system thermalized, otherwise we don't.

The calculations have shown that the content of the elements on the surface of the composite are the following: carbon is 51.57 wt%, oxygen is 43.79 wt%, and chlorine is 4.64 wt%, while their distribution coincides with the ordering of inclusions identified by the means of optical and electron microscopy.

The authors showed that the center of the slip-deficit distribution coincides with a region that experienced significant slip during the M9 earthquake and that the area of the slip-deficient region was larger than that of a persistently locked region that had been identified through inversions of GNSS data for the 15 years prior to the Tohoku earthquake.

Under a non-degeneracy assumption, we show that the support of such a distribution coincides with the entire phase space, and its finite-dimensional projections are minorised by a measure possessing an almost surely positive smooth density with respect to the Lebesgue measure.