0 to live or exist together, esp. in peace, at the same time or in the same place: --
The two communities coexist peacefully.
Thus, competing potential actions can coexist as distinct hills in the landscape of cellular activity.
As long as two sectors coexist, the demand for labor from the modern sector determines the population proportions of wage earners and subsisters.
It is clearly established that elsewhere in the world, dinosaurs and mammals coexisted and were widely distributed.
This 'pronucleus' condenses at first mitotic metaphase to 40 somatic chromosomes which coexist with 20 egg cell chromosomes.
Questions and concerns about how conventional and organic producers can cooperate and coexist under marketing order programs need to be addressed.
They also show the way in which identity is negotiated on a daily basis, coexisting with new and rediscovered forms of individualism.
Optionality occurs when two rival items coexist and neither has yet achieved a resting level at which it consistently triumphs over the other.
In most cases, opaque and transparent spectra coexist offering both the possibility of pitch detection and the ambiguity of focus (music example 4).
