Sentence examples for and meanwhile its from inspiring English sources

The symbols with one neighbor will be firstly released, and meanwhile, its neighbor will be covered with it and put into a ripple.

It will take it years to bring a national REDD programme to market, and meanwhile its REDD efforts will probably have to be funded with foreign public money.

"IBM has its resources stretched all over the place for the videogame manufacturers, and meanwhile its dual-core PowerPC chip is late to market," says Krewell.

The effects of laser separating parameters, including laser power, laser moving speed and internal stress release on separating accuracy and quality, were investigated and optimized; meanwhile its principle was expounded as well as its mechanism was discussed.

Figure 11 shows that the throughput of FICTC and distributed FICTC are higher than NONE, LTRT, and FLSS; meanwhile, its average E2E delay is the lowest.

And then, to increase its spectrum utilization and meanwhile limit its interference to each PUs, SU should decide if and in which channels to transmit according to the current and historic sensing results.

Computation offloading is a popular technique to help improve the mobile application performance and meanwhile reduce its power consumption [8 13].

"The government wants to show the rest of the world that the government is really serious about the new-energy vehicle market," said Xu — and meanwhile spur its own electric car makers into building vehicles with high-style looks that are fun to drive, which Tesla has achieved.

In order to clarify the definite seasonal difference, an indirect moisture, heat and dynamic coupled model of embankment in permafrost regions is deduced on the basis of principal theories of numerical heat transfer, physics of frozen soil, frozen soil mechanics and soil dynamics, meanwhile, its corresponding numerical program is also developed.

In a time of financial downturn and economic crisis, meanwhile, its uplifting, feel-good qualities are sure to appeal to much of the Academy's membership.

The Spanish labour market disproportionately booms in expansions and bursts in recessions; meanwhile, its regions' relative position persists: those with the highest unemployment rates in 1996 were also in the worse position in 2012.