Sentence examples for which coexists from inspiring English sources

Particularly interesting is the third person plural type karahĩ 'they do,' which coexists with karanti.

There is an intense, lyrical romanticism in L'Atalante, a fervour and a candid eroticism which coexists with a profound gentleness towards the young newlyweds.

We consider an underlay CRN consisting of multiple transmitter-receiver pairs which coexists with a primary network.

However, it causes the formation of minor amount of brucite at 28 d, which coexists with K-struvite in the paste.

Such stimuli are imagined to induce the formation of a spatially localised bump of persistent activity which coexists with a stable uniform state.

In the presence of defects, the residual stress, which coexists with hydrostatic strain induced by the defects, can cause an additional shift and broadening of the P1-P5 peak.

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.

On Riverside Drive are the expensive dowager buildings of the well heeled, which coexist with pockets of poverty and making-do sprinkled throughout the community.

In debates over environmental politics, the ecosystemic approach is contrasted with the species-by-species approach, both of which coexist today in natural resource management.

At Halloween, those of us with small children turned the courtyard street lamps into a fantasy of pumpkin-headed ghosts; in December the landlords erected an electric menorah, which coexisted with a Christmas tree covered with twinkle lights.

We consider a CRN consisting of M≥2 SUs which coexist with some PUs in the same geographical area.