Sentence examples for without coinciding from inspiring English sources

Torsional irregularity coefficients reach maximum values when the shear walls are placed as close as possible to the centers of mass without coinciding them.

Instead, according to Feyerabend, a theory may be found whose conceptual apparatus, when applied to the domain of validity of classical physics, would be just as comprehensive and useful as the classical apparatus, without coinciding with it.

Thus, the peak velocity of vergence is always lower for tinnitus, with or without coinciding saccades.

Figure 10 presents the correlation between the peak velocity and the amplitude of vergence without coinciding saccades.

Figure 11 summarizes group mean peak velocity of vergence with coinciding saccades (A) and vergence without coinciding saccades (B) for controls and tinnitus.

In such a case, A and B belong to the same present, and likewise B and C, but not A and C; thus the relation "belong to the same present" is not transitive … two presents may overlap without coinciding.' (1913 77 788) 17.

Our periods without OPV coincided with the dry season.

Moreover, our finding that the bedtime hours of children with and without insomnia coincided, might possibly lend support to the notion that the children with AS/HFA and insomnia do indeed have difficulties in falling asleep, rather than they are being put to bed too early.

ANOVA applied on the group mean peak velocity of vergence shows statistically significant effect of the group for both cases with (F1,32 = 41.82, p<0.001) and without (F1,32 = 59.41, p<0.001) coinciding saccades, i.e. the peak velocity of vergence is lower in tinnitus than in controls for both convergence and divergence.

Central to the film's emotional resonance is the way in which Vigo manages to manipulate the erotic and emotional gradients of the drama in such a way that they coincide without bathos.

The decision, which came without a review, coincided with the introduction of additional frosting flavors: lemon and French vanilla, being sold nationally; and coconut, being sold in the Southeast.