Sentences with phrase «unlikely coincidence»

Some scientists choose not to put too much weight in unlikely coincidences unless shown overwhelming evidence.

The low - key, witty humor Carey imbues in the narrative, the multitude of quirky characters, and reliance on unlikely coincidence to further the plot all evoke the iconic author.

In truth they rarely give the cosmological implications of the big bang, the balance of matter and anit - matter, the atomic weight of hydrogen, the carbon generation cycle or any of the other incredibly unlikely coincidences required for a life supporting universe to exist.

So we have an unfortunate case in which neither the approved values nor the default values in any way accurately describe heat losses from thermal bridging for a given project, unless by absolute and highly unlikely coincidence.

In an unlikely coincidence certainly unwelcome to China's communist...

There's more than a hint of the controversialist in his work, and it seems an unlikely coincidence that Lovelock became convinced of the irreversibility of climate change in 2004, at the very point when the international consensus was coming round to the need for urgent action.

This was an unlikely coincidence in my opinion.

The new hypothesis doesn't rely on the «unlikely coincidences» that underpin other theories explaining primordial black holes.

Their hypothesis is fairly generic, Kusenko said, and it doesn't rely on what he called the «unlikely coincidences» that underpin other theories explaining primordial black holes.

True, it hinges on an unlikely coincidence involving William Fichtner's haughty billionaire — a heist target for Damon, a crooked partner - in - crime for crooked politician Jodie Foster — but it gives Blomkamp the chance to align his worlds.

While the question of likely or unlikely coincidence can be considered, what the trial judge did overstated the position, and was «suspect» as a starting point.