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Paleocene Early Eocene Faults (PEEFs) prevail above the PF networks, with coinciding ENE/WSW fault strikes, interpreted as preferential reactivation of the PF systems.

Note that the interval models defined here include "point intervals", with coinciding endpoints, following the original semantics of \(\mathsf{HS}\) in Halpern & Shoham (1986).

Beam-assisted deposition of wear-resistant coatings on complex shaped dielectric products is used as a source of slow metal atoms and fast gas molecules with coinciding trajectories of their movement from a common emissive grid to the products.

In addition, for controls the peak velocity is higher for vergence with coinciding saccades than for that without coinciding saccades ((F1,32 = 39.02, p<0.001).

Genes with coinciding patterns of regulatory effects indicate groups of genes associated with similar territories/regulators.

Hewitt et al [ 3] concluded that some Arctic species have shallow genetic clades with coinciding geographical boundaries.

That post proved so popular I am back with another, coinciding with Web Television Week activities.

Their quests for equality with men coincided with more androgynous shapes for the ideal body.

The books she published with Hyperion coincided with a new phase in her life.

According to Father John Gerard, John's involvement with Essex coincided with his conversion to Catholicism.

Histologically, tissues with lesions coincided with sites of virus replication and indicated severe systemic infection.