Sentence examples for which coexist in from inspiring English sources
There's a long history of tension between the Bahima and an agriculturalist ethnic group, the Bairu, which coexist in western Uganda, at times less than happily.
The magnetism sources and magnetic mechanism of Li doping and point defect, which coexist in the presence of hexagonal wurtzite ZnO, are controversial.
This article describes the mitigation, by a particular nonlinear filter, of the impulsive out-of-band (OOB) interference induced in High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) by WiFi transmissions, protocols which coexist in many 3G smartphones and mobile hotspots.
This paper addresses the problem of detecting possible misbehavior in a group of autonomous mobile robots, which coexist in a shared environment and interact with each other and coordinate according to a set of common interaction rules.
It is a striking observation, however we explain it, that the forms of particular things which coexist in the mind of Origen's God with the genera and species are not attested in any pagan Platonist before Plotinus, his younger contemporary and (as most believe) a fellow-pupil of Ammonius Saccas (cf. Plotinus, Enneads 5.7).
For a nonpolitical example, consider Saturday night and Sunday morning moral systems, which coexist in the brains of many Americans.
It also shows that system (1.3) is a stable stationary pattern with a large amplitude branch which coexists in the range (b_{s}< b< b_{c}), which is known as a hysteresis cycle.
The high-resolution mass spectra indicated that the possible degradation mechanism of RhB in the presence of TiO2@C hybrids included three processes: de-ethylation, opening-ring, and mineralization, which coexisted in visible-light-induced photocatalytic system.
The desire to create regions of SiOx, which coexist with silicones in a two-dimensional film, is motivated by the difference in surface energies and affinity contrast between SiOx and PDMS.
We consider a CRN consisting of M≥2 SUs which coexist with some PUs in the same geographical area.
As for households, this is an OLG economy, populated by a continuum of young individuals and a continuum of old individuals which coexist at any time, in which population is assumed to grow at an exogenous, constant rate, (mge 0).
