Sentence examples for In the simultaneously from inspiring English sources
In the simultaneously feeding ticks, cohorts of noninfected larvae were permitted to attach to mice 3 days after one spirochete-infected nymph was permitted to attach, and just before it had become replete.
So for the next few years, Mr. Varnedoe found himself in the simultaneously wonderful and terrible position of being Mr. Rubin's presumptive heir.
He played Porthos in the simultaneously filmed The Three Musketeers (1973) and The Four Musketeers (1974), both directed by Richard Lester.
The assumption that what would work in the pseudo-hippie, rich kid paradise of Coachella would also work in the simultaneously gritty and glistening city of Chicago at Lollapalooza highlights the tone-deaf planning of some festival organizers.
Later there are echoes of "West Side Story" in the simultaneously approaching and retreating lines with which Mr. Peck ends the third section, and reminders of Robbins's "Dances at a Gathering" in the way social groups form, occasionally excluding, then reabsorbing, a lone figure.
I was glad to be transported to a seaside town in Turkey, to meet this odd family and their neighbors, all of whom seem to be living in several places at once: in the present and the past, in history, in everyday reality and in the simultaneously limitless and constricted worlds of their own minds.
In contrast, the simultaneously recorded impedance signals do not show any response to the nonspecific absorption.
Skepticism, the weighing of options, "the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind simultaneously," in the words of F. Scott Fitzgerald, are the tools of the trade.
But the two friends have not been in the city simultaneously since "In Treatment" began its second season early last month.
The political difficulty for Mr. Ahmadinejad, deepened by the domestic crisis, is to keep three plates spinning in the air simultaneously.
Multivariate analysis approach analyzes all of the metabolites in the data simultaneously in one analysis.
