noncoincidence

(ˌnɒnkəʊˈɪnsɪdəns)

a failure to meet or agree

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also pointedly insists upon the noncoincidence of public text and

Contested Confessions: The Sins of the Press and Evelyn Waugh's False Penance in The Ordeal of Gilbert Pinfold

Another way of putting this would be to say that cultural geographers were never especially comfortable with more radically poststructural rupturings of words and worlds--with a sense not simply of endless textual signification, but also of a necessary noncoincidence of word and world.

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As shown in Figure 6(a), the noncoincidence between the stress history on two ends of parallel end-surface rock specimen is mainly in the initial loading stage, and the difference is very small.

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evinces itself in the noncoincidence of desire (jouissance, the

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The PPS derivatives mentioned in the previous paragraph should warn us about the noncoincidence between the two varieties.

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(26.) It should be noted that when comparing the profiles of surplus electricity and thermal energy available from the grocery store to the typical profiles of residential electricity and thermal energy consumption, a noncoincidence was observed.

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As in the previous case regarding muons, events related to the extreme zones of the belt are more likely to produce noncoincidence between the two photomultipliers and then to be lost in the acquisition phase.

Development of a real-time, large area, high spatial resolution particle tracker based on scintillating fibers

With the help of counterexamples, we show the noncoincidence of these various types of mappings.

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In this discussion we see that Deckung, which is sometimes misleadingly translated into English as "coinciding," really implies a kind of overlaying in which difference, or noncoincidence, is preserved.

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Noncoincidence of the two phenomena (i.e., chain dissociation and swelling) led to elucidation of a novel intermediate state during unfolding.

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