How To Use Coincide In A Sentence

Let the term geoid apply to the natural irregular surface of the earth and the term spheroid to the ideal regular sur - face of the geodesist which coincides nearly with sealevel and is necessarily a level surface. Transactions - American Philosophical Society
The geoid is defined as a gravitational equipotential surface that coincides with mean sea level.
The demonstration is set for Sunday to coincide with World AIDS Day.
Their false testimonies could not be allowed, because at least two of them were needed to coincide in order for the testimony to be legal.
Times when the range is not used are increasingly infrequent and rarely coincide with ideal surfing conditions. Times, Sunday Times

THE timing of these arrests is interesting and may not be coincidental. The Sun
It's no coincidence that we're in a similar political landscape at the moment. Times, Sunday Times
We may look like lobsters, or tuna fish, but that is purely coincidental. Times, Sunday Times
These aetherial lines of force stretch out into space on every side of the sun, and in fact form concentric magnetic shells around the sun; which magnetic shells coincide with the equipotential surfaces of the Aether and Gravitation
It will be timed to coincide with the main music festival season. Times, Sunday Times
Text and music do not necessarily coincide in their classification: a ferial text may have a seasonal melody; equally a seasonal, proper or common text may use a ferial melody (eg a short respond or versicle and response).
(Coincidentally, it apparently freeze-dries into space ice cream very well.) Grist - the Latest from Grist
His departure from Time Warner coincided with sluggish operating results at the cable channel.
And how coincidental is it that he just happens to be working with Angus Scrimm, star of my all time favorite horror film ‘Phantasm.’ The Tail Section » 2007 » May
It's purely coincidental that most of the people I know are from the same background.
The similarity between their names is due to coincidence and European mispronunciation -- "Mahican" comes from the word Muheconneok, "from Drag to Playlist WN.com - Articles related to Ten tips for expectant mothers
When economic crisis and agricultural crisis coincide labor really gets squeezed.
Not a coincidence is my guess, but no one should confuse causation and correlation. Discourse.net: Perspective
Hunkin's page coincided with our acquisition of this book by the delightfully-named Shifty Burke, Memoirs of a safe-breaker, published by Arthur Baker Ltd in 1966.
It is no coincidence that he moves fluently between traditional, isolated studio practice and his 13-year commitment to the housing project.
But he says it is purely coincidental that he ended up as a farmer of coffee.
The identity of this woman is known by a remarkable coincidence.
No-one wants to see a team of cloggers but again it was no coincidence that away from home City conceded just four free-kicks.
It's happening everywhere, coincidently, at a time when our ruling lords and masters have borrowed themselves broke. Times, Sunday Times
Their decline accelerated during the Oligocene and coincided with the rise of another group of large herbivorous and cursorial mammals, the artiodactyls.
Her career is a thread of happy coincidences and social networking, before that became something people did alone and online. Times, Sunday Times
The philosophical importance thus attached to the individual coincided with abandonment of traditional values.
Onions coincidentally contain a lot of potassium metaphosphate (KPO3), which, when combined with all the water soaked up from the Gatorade, is used to produce even more KH2PO4! Undefined
The Changling is coincidentally what I called my youngest son during potty training. TRAILER FOR LATEST EASTWOOD JOINT
Until philosophers rule as kings or those who are now called kings and leading men genuinely and adequately philosophize, that is, until political power and philosophy entirely coincide, while the many natures who at present pursue either one exclusively are forcibly prevented from doing so, cities will have no rest from evils, ... nor, I think, will the human race. All the President's Lies
The aiming and treatment beams may not coincide in space and this problem may be accentuated after the beams pass through a lens.
The massive petty crime is implements under the ethyl alcohol function, this by no means coincidence.
Had he done so he might not have sent his rallying call unsolicited to MPs to coincide with Carers Week. Hugh Muir's Diary
These normally coincide at a time when our natural biological clock allows sleep to occur. Times, Sunday Times
After the fourth attack on her car she was convinced that the vandalism was more than just coincidence.
The hemispheres of the brain are now generally held to be the seat of those teleorganic processes which are coincident with noetic ideas and the active faculties of the mind.
His notion of synchronicity is that there is an acausal principle that links events having a similar meaning by their coincidence in time rather than sequentially.
Aman Mojadidi Mr. Mojadidi's use of the word jihad in his work is no coincidence. This 'Jihadi' Is Armed With a Subversive Sense of Humor
This year's commemoration of Sukarno's death coincides with the centennial celebration of his birth anniversary, which took place on June 6.
However, the coincidence of the onset of the new policies with the economic upturn caused by the improvement in the world economy convinced most that the new consensus was, indeed, the source of economic betterment.
The formation of low and high vessel density wood coincided with the seasonal rainfall distribution.
Publication of his biography was timed to coincide with his 70th birthday celebrations.
Two lonely souls brought together by happy coincidence? The Sun
It is no accident that the surge in idolatrous reality television you so abhor coincided with this call to propaganda.
Times when the range is not used are increasingly infrequent and rarely coincide with ideal surfing conditions. Times, Sunday Times
The event is due to coincide with the Euro 2004 soccer tournament and will take place on the astro-turf at the centre on May 23.
Coincidentally, I had once found myself in a similar situation.
Are its movements identical with those of the body, or only preconcerted and coincident with them, or is one simply an aspect of the other? Theaetetus
The two genres don't play off each other or give each other a fresh spin; they awkwardly coincide and never truly cross-fertilize. Michael Giltz: Cannes 2010 Day Four and Five: Mike Leigh's New Gem and Inside Job Rocks The Fest
He's worried it was just a coincidence the first time. Times, Sunday Times
Get this for a weird coincidence. Times, Sunday Times
If you set your pelorus, so that it will exactly coincide with the course you are steaming as shown by the compass in your chart house and then get a bearing of the sun by noting where the shadow from the pelorus vane cuts the circumference, this bearing will be the bearing of the sun by compass. Lectures in Navigation
And it coincides almost exactly with Dysart's appointment to the Ministry of Defence three years ago.
Only in the frankly imitative words like buzz and lisp do hint and pointing coincide.
For it is the peculiarity of linear extension that it alone allows its magnitudes to be placed in _absolute_ juxtaposition, or, rather, in coincident position; it alone can test the equality of two magnitudes by observing whether they will coalesce, as two equal mathematical lines do, when placed between the same points; it alone can test _equality_ by trying whether it will become _identity_. Essays on Education and Kindred Subjects Everyman's Library
Pure coincidence or unashamed public flirting? The Sun
When scientists found out that people who smoked got lung cancer, the result was significant: it wasn't just a coincidence.
The Act coincided with the rapid growth of mobile telephones and voicemail. Times, Sunday Times
&c. The undesignedness of the coincidence thus indirectly brought out is incompatible with forgery. Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible
Of course this could be a coincidence but we can calculate the odds against this.
By Joerg Colberg on January 28, 2004 5: 36 PM sublimate is one of those weblogs that I should have linked to a long time ago. coincidences Conscientious: Weblogs: January 2004 Archives
Thanks to coincidental timing, this supermoon will be coming on the heels of the June solstice, which takes place only two days before.
It can be no coincidence that such universities perform relatively badly in the national student surveys. Times, Sunday Times
We would share stories of mistaken identity, confused publicists and editors, odd coincidences and connections.
Or, if interests overlap, they do not necessarily coincide.
Coincident with the talks, the bank was permitted to open a New York branch.
Fieldwork was planned to coincide with high tides, which allowed the johnboat to travel closer to the marsh edge and further up tributary creeks.
The expanded literature search was very coincident with the initial search, providing most of the same reasons, purposes, and impetuses for developing peer institution selection systems.
CASAREZ: I have to reiterate, that is a very strange coincidence. CNN Transcript Aug 8, 2008
We changed the chief mechanics on the cars and some engineers but it is just a coincidence that we are having a bad run. The Sun
His entry to the party coincided with his marriage.
However can someone tell me, please, why every time you want to set the timer on your video they never coincide with each other?
Other coincidences include but are not limited to: 1. The Tule culture which spread eastward from Northern Alaska, across the Arctic Archipelago about 1,000 years ago and then later disappeared. Rutherford, Mann et al [2005] « Climate Audit
The conservatives 'negative spin on the word coincided with the Democrats refusal to defend it. Michael Schaub: Why You Should Be Proud To Be Liberal
The medium and the message coincide in Shakespeare's work at many points.
From coincidence, to congruence, to harmony, to synergy, the two films have to stand the new ground that they cut.
They show unattainably good cooking, but, no coincidence, also unnaturally ordered kitchens. Times, Sunday Times
Earth Day coincides with spring time and even here in Manhattan, many of us are thrilled to see the light green aura of life remerge as trees bud and flowers bloom. Earth Day 2009
It's not a coincidence that I quoted his notions of raciality in fantastical races above. Ishoo Wun
Is this, in your judgment, purely coincidental that so many reporters suddenly are facing the prospect of jail?
Joint tortfeasors should assume joint and several liability, the mode of assumement coincide with general tort.
One new museum in a city is a happy incident and two a coincidence. Times, Sunday Times
The raids were timed to coincide with a parallel operation by the South African police service in Durban this morning.
The arrival of the parlours coincided with the precipitous drop in Japanese fortunes. Times, Sunday Times
What a coincidence he should have finally resurfaced at a time when the last cheque is due. The Sun
In a serendipitous coincidence, the Arts Council's new plan included a focus on criticism as an art form.
It also coincides with renewed interest in books. Times, Sunday Times
A chain of spooky coincidences brings a friend back into your life. The Sun
As long as this aesthetic appreciation does not coincide with profitable necessity then this conflict will remain.
Also a coincidence is the moving of devolution-friendly Huw Irranca from the Welsh Office to DEFRA. Archive 2008-10-01
The R-word appears to be a coincident indicator, turning at roughly the same time as output.
Their journey coincides with that of an Aborigine boy on his walkabout - a 10-day ritual where boys are left to fend for themselves, an event that initiates their entrance into adulthood.
It will be interesting to see if their jail terms coincide with tourist season. Project CRACKDOWN « knitnut.net
By coincidence, he lived in my same building where I had just bought an apartment but I still hadn't moved in yet.
Now, Lackaday in his manuscript relates this English episode, not so much as an appeal to pity for the straits to which he was reduced, although he winces at its precarious mountebankery, and his sensitive and respectable soul revolts at going round with the mendicant's hat and thanking old women and children for pennies, as in order to correlate certain influences and coincidences in his career. The Mountebank
In these perpetual lines and curves ran the asymptotical negotiation from beginning to end -- and so it might have run for two centuries, without hope of coincidence. The Rise of the Dutch Republic — Complete (1555-84)
It's the tale of two contemporary literary academics sleuthing their way into a long lost love affair, and is utterly laden with coincidence.
Her book was timed to coincide with an exhibition of Goya's paintings at the National Gallery.
The crossing of the Ngoni, one of the biggest tribes fleeing from the marauding impis of Shaka Zulu, coincided with an eclipse of the sun.
Lagutin was the subject of a curious coincidence the following day.
Would you have me believe that this regularity is due to coincidence rather than design? My Take of Milton Friedman, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
His rise coincides with Tom's life falling apart - his wife leaves him, and by mischance he becomes prime suspect in a horrific crime - and their stories intersect.
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To coincide with the event, the new Killarney Athletic clubhouse and dressing rooms were officially opened by Minister for Sport and Tourism John O'Donoghue on Monday night.
By some strange coincidence, he was passing the house just when it happened.
But for Jews, the start of this recess coincides with the start of the Hebrew month of Elul, a month long wake-up call readying ourselves for the holiest days of the year. Rabbi Steve Gutow: Shofar to Congress: Wake Up! Work Still Needs to be Done
It was too much of a coincidence for both an electronic disturbance and a triggered bomb to go off simultaneously.
That this has improvement has come since he has been tucked into the centre of midfield from a wide right position may not be a coincidence.
Two lonely souls brought together by happy coincidence? The Sun
No doubt his full account will appear in the list of best-sellers, to coincide with his release.
Perhaps not coincidentally, Amelia's vagabonding seems to have run across a few stops of the National Air Races which were underway at the same time.
But in January, coincidentally (or not?) the same month that Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced the forthcoming tablet computer dubbed the iPad, netbook sales took a nose dive.
This number coincides with the atomic volumes of zirconium (21.7), cerium (21.1), lanthanum (22.6), and didymium Scientific American Supplement, No. 365, December 30, 1882
Dollar confidence has faltered not coincidently as inflationary pressures have broadened and mounted.
The originals of these were displayed in my father 's shop to coincide with the publication. Times, Sunday Times
These parallels cannot be merely coincident.
the improbability of such rare coincidences
As I understand it, we have the most amazing series of coincidences to thank for our existence. Times, Sunday Times
Rocket man Steve Bennett has started the countdown to his first manned mission - to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the Wright brothers' maiden flight.
The speaker's sectional interests, as a businessman, are seen to coincide with the wider interests of everybody else.
Furthermore, it bore coincidental resonance with the nineteenth-century Euro-American pejorative digger, which referred to the supposed cultural inferiority of California's Native Americans, some of whom derived subsistence from the gathering of wild roots. Manhood in the Age of Aquarius: Masculinity in Two Countercultural Communities, 196583
The Pennine Acute Trust said the timing of the letter was a coincidence and not connected to the Observer story.
One contributor to the programme says: “Is it any coincidence that some individuals made millions selling shares in kosher lamb that very day?” Conspiracy Vault: Emmerdale plane crash - Jews “had prior warning”
This spacer region coincided with the presence of an intron between the zinc fingers in the DNA sequence of the group C genes.
He described synchronicity as an acausal principle that links events having a similar meaning by their coincidence in time.
He said the tonnage increase coincided with the opening of a waste transfer station in St. Bernard, which is operated by SDT. WWLTV.com Top Stories
Â Do you think the placement of this dais is a coincidence? Think Progress » ‘Mission Accomplished’ By The Numbers
Ololiuqui, Safford pronounced, was in fact Datura meteloides, a well-known and highly toxic hallucinogen belonging to a group of plants that, perhaps not entirely coincidentally, he had just monographed. One River
Pawson was astonished after graphically plotting the data to discover that peaks in Israels rainfall coincided with aliya waves. On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
It is no coincidence that superclusters of galaxies are roughly of this size; they result from this resounding cosmic fanfare.
You have failed in your attempt to convince me of the coincidence between the bourgeois and the human.
The critical breeding season coincides with peak insect population.
The climax of European imperialism in the nineteenth century coincided with the European population explosion.
It is expected that the improved news on Reits will coincide with a clampdown on tax avoidance in offshore unit trusts. Times, Sunday Times
The monotheistic order required that the feminine should be barred from the sphere of power, which coincided with the sacred.
Often, I've found, it's just the coincidental timing of first hearing and life events that have made them assume a special place in the recording library inside my head.
This coincided with rapid improvement in firearms, with breech-loading rifles replacing the musket.
By coincidence, both of October's plays were other people's ideas.
As his remarks last week and yesterday showed, his economic agenda is more of the same, only less: more jobless benefits in the name of spurring job creation; an extension of the temporary payroll tax cut that has coincided with rising unemployment. A Downgrade Awakening
All three prerequisites must coincide for an injunction to be appropriate.
It is a coincidence that we should now be hearing their side of the argument, but it is highly relevant.
Cabin staff claimed it was coincidence that the dish of the day was chicken tikka masala.
To the contrary, the timing of the highest nutrient requirement period of the winter calving cow was more coincident with the period when forage quality was highest (late spring to early summer).
The marines would have known all about this coincidence. The Times Literary Supplement
The cloth had a natural look which coincided perfectly with the image Laura sought.
He composed using chance, coincidence and idiosyncratic connections. Times, Sunday Times
So attuned is the human mind to look for and find answers that sometimes it extracts meaning where none exists: the face of an old man, a witch, or the image of a monster, seen in an inkspot; psychic portent attributed to mere coincidence; the cry of "why me?" when natural disaster strikes, as if the agent of disaster chooses its victim; the perception of supernatural anger expressed in the violence of an earthquake. The urge to know
Another mere coincidence, say school officials, adding that Tarkanian was adamant about having such a watchdog on staff.
Their first national campaign is timed to coincide with the wet and icy roads that winter brings. Times, Sunday Times
In southernmost regions, your garden's rest period probably will coincide with the intense midsummer heat instead of winter.
To make the solar year and the civil or calendar year coincide as nearly as might be, Numa ordered that a special or "intercalary" month should be inserted every second year between February 23rd and 24th. More Science From an Easy Chair
The enormity of what he was about to do had struck home, surely reinforced by two coincidences. Times, Sunday Times
The win was a remarkable coincidence for Hazel, who worked as a domestic cleaner for one of the Turnbull family more than ten years ago.
Demographic structure and housing Changes in family structures since 1960 have coincided with changes in housing stock.
Hence a certain decision as to the Jewish or Christian origin of the poem seems to me especially turned by the fact, that the author's moral teaching coincides only with the Old Testament and not with the moral legislation of Christ, as we have it in the synoptists.
The marital crisis coincides with a miners' strike in which the men are forced to live off a pittance while blacklegs take over their jobs.
The word coincidence exists in order to stop people from seeing meaning where none exists. Chuck Klosterman on Rock
It's not a coincidence," Gallagher points out, "that the term distracted once referred not just to a loss or dilution of attention but also to confusion, mental imbalance, and even madness. Ward Sutton: Paying Attention in the Information-Overload Age
This decline was coincidental with the expansion of regional feed lots and the pre-cutting of cattle carcasses at slaughter and meat packing houses closer to the farmers.
Mr. Berry said the timing was a coincidence and that his decision was unrelated to Mr. Roman's departure.
This exhibition coincides with a turning point in Chinese art. Times, Sunday Times
That he got there at all was the result of either an amazing coincidence or foul play. The Spanish Civil War: Reaction, Revolution and Revenge
Her tenure coincided with a period during which exchanges made great technological advances. Times, Sunday Times
But if McLeish was the type of person to dally on instances of coincidence and place his faith in fate, he need only look at last term.
-- A combined stope is made by the coincident working of the underhand and "rill" method (Fig. 27). Principles of Mining Valuation, Organization and Administration
Union officials continue to negotiate with the employers at a regional level but the action is timed to coincide with other walkouts across London.
A severe attack usually coincides with a stinking hangover and can start as early as midday, from whence I will spend the rest of the weekend brooding on the inevitability of Monday morning.
The bouquet forms at late leptotene and early zygotene and is coincident with chromosome pairing.
That exhibition coincides with the reopening of the home of two artists who lived and breathed that aesthetic motto. Times, Sunday Times
Any similarity between this film and real events is purely coincidental.
First, sensation presents us with objects having parts that coincide.
Last year, I was assigned to my own, unshared locker and I had a feeling that it wasn't coincidental.
And I don't think it was just coincidental that it's a lot cheaper to just cover local news.
Listening to a human being speak and being put out that you didn't get what you ordered as if you've gone to KFC and gotten Original instead of Extra Crispy is ridiculous, risk-averse, and coincidentally deeply chicken-hearted behavior. Steve Martin At The 92 St. Y
* His time at Real coincided with the club's "Galactico" era. The Times of India
The present volume, bright as it is in expression, is full of evidences that the author has submitted to the austerest requirements of his laborious profession; and if his opinions generally coincide with those which have been somewhat reluctantly adopted by the most eminent physicians of the age, it is certain that he has not jumped to his conclusions, but has reached them by patient and independent thought, study, and observation. The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 46, August, 1861
Do you think it is just coincidence that 78% of Planned Parenthoods which margaret sanger founded are in black communities? The Volokh Conspiracy » Whitewashing Progressivism
There's also a mounting seriousness of tone that doesn't sit entirely well with the plot's concatenation of coincidences and unlikelihoods.
As long as this aesthetic appreciation does not coincide with profitable necessity then this conflict will remain.
Because the direction of the slope did not coincide with the axis of the view, the architect made the plan in the shape of a parallelogram.
Lies, coincidences, plots, and schemes are everywhere, and no one can trust anyone.
In an extremal black hole, where all of the energy comes from the electric field itself, the two horizons coincide: we have r+ = r - (extremality). Where Does the Entropy Go?
Coincidentally, most of the scenes used in Carol's marketing are from this last group, like when Scrooge zooms across England with the Ghost of Christmas Past, rockets into the sky on a giant candle snuffer, or snowboards on an icicle. Jonathan Kim: ReThink Review: Disney's A Christmas Carol (3D) -- Don't Get Scrooged
It has now been shown, though most briefly and imperfectly, how the law that "_Every species has come into existence coincident both in time and space with a pre-existing closely allied species_," connects together and renders intelligible a vast number of independent and hitherto unexplained facts. Contributions to the Theory of Natural Selection A Series of Essays
Are these a coincidence, or has an evil force engulfed the town?
It also coincided with the decline of the professional anatomical museum, as the glass slide, the photograph, photomicrograph, stereograph, film, and statistical table became the media in which anatomy and pathology were documented.
By an amazing coincidence two of his daughters gave birth to bouncing babies on the same day.
Also, one ex is bad luck, two is a coincidence. The Sun
His departure from Time Warner coincided with sluggish operating results at the cable channel.
The kids' views on life don't always coincide, but they're not afraid of voicing their opinions.
And isn't it strangely coincidental that Scotland Yard were involved in all this, at this particular time?
And it just so happened, coincidentally, that we had a what we call a referral of a 3-year-old child. CNN Transcript Mar 22, 2007
Reuters New York Giants players Still, the schedule lends credence to Coughlin's insistence that there's no trend to his teams' second-half swoons, just coincidence, and that maybe there's something a tad pat in the idea of an inevitable Giants "collapse. A Study in Second Halves
It is no coincidence that in the remodeling of the lower church at Assisi, the side chapel immediately adjacent to the north transept was dedicated to the Magdalen.
The coincidental use of the same comparison is as amusing as it is overdrawn.
It's a pity our trips to New York don't coincide.
The diamond-bearing lamprophyre breccia is coincident with a crudely circular magnetic low as defined by an airborne magnetic survey. Marketwire - Breaking News Releases
Yet, in real life, circumstances do sometimes conspire to bring about coincidences which anyone but a nineteenth century novelist would find incredible.
A proxy series that shows a positive trend in the 20th century, but is sourced fom a locale that shows no coincident increase in instrumental temperature measures is a valid temperature proxy due to “teleconnection”. What is "Consensus Science" for Proxies? « Climate Audit
The governor had hoped to put up the statue this week to coincide with that anniversary but has delayed it until September, promising public consultations. Times, Sunday Times

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