The phrase "a meanwhile" is not correct and usable in written English.
The correct expression is "meanwhile," which is used to indicate something happening at the same time as another event.
Example: "I was cooking dinner; meanwhile, my partner was setting the table."
Alternatives: "in the meantime" or "at the same time".
Besides E, the presence of nano-SiC particles could increase the overall order of reaction m+n and the frequency factor A, meanwhile, the amino silane coupling agent decreases these three parameters.
Telef?a, meanwhile, had twice improved its offer for Vivo, from an initial 5.75 billion euros, to persuade Portugal Telecom's management and shareholders, who were reluctant to give up a piece of the Brazilian market, particularly when the company faced a stagnating business at home.
In Group A, meanwhile, defending champions Esperance of Tunisia and Sunshine Stars of Nigeria secured semi-finals places earlier in the week after their pool was was reduced to three clubs following the disqualification of Etoile du Sahel of Tunisia for crowd trouble.
Individual A, meanwhile, struggled with depression, suffered panic attacks and had trouble keeping a job.
Vitamin A, meanwhile, dissolves in fat, so any excess beyond what the body needs can get stored in tissue.
Adenostoma fasciculatum (hereafter A) meanwhile, is a bush-like Rosacea, characterized by thin tough needle-like leaves with low water conductance but high mechanical strength [ 35].
Chick-fil-A, meanwhile, is set to become the third-largest fast-food chain in the nation, behind only McDonald's and Starbucks.
A-Rod, meanwhile, sounded relatively nonplussed.
A taxi, meanwhile, would be 250 francs.
As a tune, meanwhile, it bangs.
Whether it's title design or sound mixing, each of these contributions has a legacy and future that relates to technology, entertainment, and the Arts with a capital A. Meanwhile, as a pop-culture generator, there's a continuous tension between subject and form, as well as industry and creativity.
