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Meanings of coincident with in English
Spanish
coincidente Form of incidence or special position between geometric objects.
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Examples for "overlapping"
Examples for "overlapping"
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In fact, people often use it in several different, but overlapping, senses.
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That idea breaks down as soon as multiple groups need overlapping access.
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As a result, overlapping epochs of sad American history were on display.
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This overlapping of officers, however, was more the exception than the rule.
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However, the unique and overlapping roles of these ligands remain poorly understood.
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Preston was given a one-year concurrent sentence for breaching the protection order.
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Comorbid conditions and concurrent drug therapy were present more frequently among users.
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As a concurrent resolution, that measure would not have needed Trump's signature.
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This isn't the first time a concurrent social media storm has occurred.
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The Turtle Program involved 8 weeks of concurrent parent and child treatment.
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The sides of the octagon are equal, and the alternate angles coincident.
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These changes have been coincident with a great revolution in domestic politics.
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But these evil outbursts were never coincident with the moments of aversion.
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His lifetime, therefore, was coincident with the troubles of the Stuart House.
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Their appearance is coincident with the commitment of these cells to apoptosis.
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Therefore, the optimal concurrency is usually higher than the number of CPUs.
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Bugs and performance bottlenecks are among the issues with concurrency, he said.
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This simultaneity and concurrency are central tenets of imposing Shock and Awe.
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Secondly, locking more rows than needed increases lock contention and reduces concurrency.
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It supports ACID transactions as well as row-level locking and multiversion concurrency.
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There is a health agenda too, which overlaps with transport-related air pollution.
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Whole Foods overlaps with Tops in some cities in upstate New York.
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Criminology overlaps with several academic disciplines, including sociology, psychology, law and social policy.
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Yet my vocabulary of scientific inspiration strongly overlaps with that of religious enthusiasts.
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It is not clear how much this group overlaps with Tsunami.
Usage of coincident with in English
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These changes have been coincident with a great revolution in domestic politics.
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But these evil outbursts were never coincident with the moments of aversion.
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His lifetime, therefore, was coincident with the troubles of the Stuart House.
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Their appearance is coincident with the commitment of these cells to apoptosis.
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Peripheral blood-borne macrophages are intimately linked to cerebrovascular pathology coincident with AD.
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Methods: The authors evaluated 39 patients with breast carcinoma occurring coincident with pregnancy.
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These transactions were coincident with the events in Spain and Bayonne before mentioned.
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And coincident with this momentary din she saw Rafferty emerge from the bathroom.
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Interestingly, the reversed core flux patch is nearly coincident with its eastern edge.
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Nearly coincident with this exacted vengeance occurred an incident which demonstrated its policy.
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The ring fractures from the caldera-forming eruptions are roughly coincident with the caldera.
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One and the other; your coming was coincident with his going!
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Every self-observer has detected within himself mental weakness coincident with aggrandisement.
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Joe's words were exactly coincident with that thought and the answer came mechanically.
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The arguments turned on biblical analogies, never really coincident with the actual modern circumstances.
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The dawn of modern science was coincident with the dawn of a luminous era.