Significados de perfect coincidence en inglés

There is limited horizontal overlap between the companies' activities, the Commission said.

I do not think our respective lines of work need overlap often.

However, it is known that in real practice the 2 diseases overlap.

Good luck and good fortune overlap but are not the same thing.

If you create multiple target lists, it reports how much they overlap.

The general concurrence, the glorious union of all things prove the fact.

The result was that she expressed her hearty concurrence in such views.

But to this measure the concurrence of the other chiefs was wanting.

Nothing, however, effectual could be done without the concurrence of the planters.

It was a fortuitous concurrence of garments, arising I know not how.

The contemporaneous New York Times review could hardly have expressed greater bemusement.

Previous exposures may be estimated using contemporaneous hygiene records or published data.

Analysis was restricted to 44 hospitals that reported contemporaneous activity on PCI.

After all, they'd only stopped making contemporaneous noir about 20 years earlier.

Tradition survived of taller giants before the days of the contemporaneous Agamemnons.

It's quite convenient this surprise trip is coinciding with the All-Ireland Final.

It looked as if my official and personal interests were neatly coinciding.

Hypoxemia improved, coinciding with the disappearance of right-to-left shunt by contrast echocardiography.

It was surreal to have it so completely coinciding with my pregnancy.

The story is a long period of silence coinciding with Cain's inactivity.

This maximum could be explained by a superposition of two counteracting effects.

There is no limit to the idea of the superposition of states.

Dose calculation was corrected for density effects with the pencil-beam superposition algorithm.

It's not an equal superposition of all the things it could be.

I can't tell: it's in some kind of superposition of states, Schrödinger's wildcat.

We have also demonstrated multiplexing of different targets within the PCR reactions.

Results from this were collated for statistical multiplexing using logistic regression analysis.

In the reported experiments, multiplexing did not affect the efficiency of RT-PCR.

The SiPMs were read out with new multiplexing electronics developed for this project.

This method is amenable to multiplexing and has promise for scanning unknown mutations.

The graveyard, or what remains of it, is coextensive with the grove.

Parthia Proper, however, was at no time coextensive with the region described.

The reputation of Mr. Prescott was now coextensive with the realm of scholarship.

But this limit of power is not coextensive with any system of morals.

For every predicate must either be coextensive with its subject or not, i.e.

Her references have a new contemporaneity: Hopper's work is about as old as it gets.

SF is the literature most attuned to contemporaneity's harsh music and so remains the best predictor of our collective future.

Each is dashed with the most superficial gloss of technological contemporaneity, right down to the inevitable "Silicon" prefix.

Such are likeness and unlikeness in quality, quantity, or form; succession and contemporaneity; contiguity and distance; cause and effect; motion and rest.

And, indeed, so long as relative age only is spoken of, correspondence in succession IS correspondence in age; it is RELATIVE contemporaneity.

I think, then, that the contemporaneousness of the evidence is sufficiently established.

I'll ease his mind by telling him the subject lacks contemporaneousness.

There is an air of contemporaneousness about everything.

There were oil heaters, bookshelves and tables, chairs and cabinets, and a desk piled high with papers of varying antiquity and contemporaneousness.

Tavillonneurs can then use the shingles in their precise order, providing perfect overlap for a leak-free roof.

There is partial but not perfect overlap among the cells in which abnormal proteins are deposited and the cells that degenerate.