coincidental

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Describing when something happened or will happen
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at short noticeidiom
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Examples of coincident

coincident
Both of the internal vertices happen to be coincident with the origin of the wrench space.
It was only at considerably lower axis water contents that signs of intracellular deterioration were noted, coincident with declining viability of the rapidly-dried seeds.
With perfect constancy, the triangles and circles are coincident.
This different ability to mature spontaneously is coincident with differences in the amount and composition of the phospholipids in the oocyte membranes.
Clearly, isolation, loneliness, being alone and living alone are related but not coincident categories.
Coincident with this, however, has been the growth of new classes, organizations, and political alliances that operate within but also cross-cut the two ethnic groups.
Since the modulation frequency is coincident with the plasma frequency, the wake-fields of microbunches are then combined coherently.
For our axial profile measurements, the beam (514.5nm) from an argon ion laser was collimated and oriented coincident with and propagating up the jet centreline.
A coincidence detector at the next level could respond only to roughly coincident impulses, while other neurons relayed the separate firing of each cell.
The curves showing the path of the helicopters for the cases of 0% and +20% inertia uncertainty are either very close or coincident.
A footprint study was carried out in the 1991-92 season coincident with the removal of the base.
Oviposition occurred on each of these coincident with the appearance of flowers.
In their study, 4-month-old infants did not distinguish between coincident and noncoincident speech.
In this task, participants are asked to name a picture that appears more or less coincident with a written or spoken "distractor" word.
It underlines the importance of acquiring coincident normal incidence and wide-angle profiles if crustal structure is to be fully characterized.
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