Sentence examples for a simultaneous existence from inspiring English sources

Grassland species were positively associated with a rich diversity of land cover including fallow fields and open water, indicating the importance of a simultaneous existence of multiple landscape elements.

In that classic essay, Eliot writes, "The historical sense compels a man to write not merely with his own generation in his bones, but with a feeling that the whole of the literature of Europe from Homer and within it the whole of the literature of his own country has a simultaneous existence and composes a simultaneous order".

Futurists predict an increase in uncertainty as a result of the simultaneous existence of risks that are driven by similar root causes: values not aligned with the crises we are facing and an antiquated belief system, an outdated economy, outdated institutions and inadequate delivery mechanisms [24].

However, we also show that the system is susceptible to converge to cycles of lower energy when subjected to external disturbances, as a result of the simultaneous existence of multiple stable cycles.

Due to the process flow of the software, which tests all existent upstream in-frame ATG in the mRNA-extending EST stretch, extended ORFs are detected also in the case of the simultaneous existence of a small ORF upstream of a potential new ATG (upstream ORF or uORF) [ 9].

We have synthesized coloured monomer structures characterized by the simultaneous existence of a polarizable double bond and an extended chromophore.

Simultaneous existence of a commonly accepted Li2CO3 cannot be excluded.

Interestingly one coordinated 8-hydroxyquinoline is protonated, thus provoking the simultaneous existence of an electron rich and electron poor ring in the same molecule.

Thus the burden of proof on Plantinga is lessened, and yet his approach may still serve as a defense against the claim by Mackie that the simultaneous existence of evil and an omnipotent and omnibenevolent God is "positively irrational".

A dialetheic correspondence theory of truth might be committed, in particular, to negative facts (requiring the simultaneous existence of truth-makers both for A and for its negation, when A is a dialetheia); but these may be not too difficult to handle (see e.g. Priest, 2006, pp. 51 3).

So why not call a spade a shovel and refer to it as "fauxmosexuality"?Steve CooneyTorontoBlowing bubblesSIR – The simultaneous existence of bubbles in equities, property and Treasuries (The Buttonwood column, Economist.com, July 8th) isn't inconsistent in light of the Bush administration's fiscal policies.