coincident

Preposition: with

• axis: The axis of vision is not coincident with the axis of things, and so they appear not transparent but opaque.
• anomaly: Microgravity has shown that the subsidence is coincident with a low density anomaly.
• boundary: California California enjoys a very distinctive climate of the Mediterranean type and this climatic region is almost coincident with the state boundary.
• edge: The Interbasaltic Formation is coincident with the edge of the LCA boundary in many areas.
• return: A 20 % handling charge will be levied and a replacement order must be made coincident with the return of the items for credit.
• position: Generally the positions of the notes of one spacing group is coincident with the positions of the adjacent spacing groups.

Modifies a noun

• failure: We checked whether these bugs would cause coincident failures in more than one of the servers.
• detection: Photon counting histogram analysis was used to quantify coincident detection and degree of binding.
• datum: Running time: Running times depend on the complexity of the experimental configuration and the amount of coincident data processed.
• point: Note that contiguous coincident points in the path are not treated as self-intersection.
• anomaly: Around Burraton resistivity anomalies were generally coincident with soil Ba anomalies, but there was no coincident gravity anomaly.
• peak: The coordinates of an existing atom are replaced by those of a coincident peak.

Modifying Another Word

• entirely: The Ramsar boundary is entirely coincident with that of the Belfast Lough Special Protection Area.
• almost: You should get something like the figure here, hard to read as a map but points that are almost coincident will be visible.
• not: The problem only occurred with clef changes which are not coincident with bar lines: MOZART was overlooking them sometimes.
• exactly: The sign of Aries would thus be exactly coincident with the stars of the Fishes.
• roughly: They inhabited a territory roughly coincident with modern Shropshire and Cheshire, hardly poor counties in agricultural terms.
• nearly: Its seaward boundary is in parts nearly coincident with a marked break of slope cut into bedrock.

Used with adjective complement

• occur: The control signal thus generated will occur coincident with its associated status signal and may not be active for the entire state.
• become: The formula in the notes applies to the general case, only failing if points actually become coincident.