Sentence examples for and simultaneously almost from inspiring English sources

Success depended on the rapid capture of the communications hub at Afulah and the Yildirim Army Group's general headquarters at Nazareth which would disrupt communication and simultaneously almost surround the Eighth Army and cut the communications and supply lines to both the Seventh and Eighth Armies in the Judean Hills.

The director of paradox embodied paradoxes: only Rivette could make films that were simultaneously almost anonymous and yet confiningly hermetic, simultaneously open and closed to a fault.

Meanwhile, we are worrying about how to grow enough food for the world's population and simultaneously using almost 40% of the grain we grow to feed animals instead of humans.

However, the yielding of the reinforcement for both type B specimens started at the tie between nodes 10 and 14 and almost simultaneously at the tie between nodes 5 and 8 (strain gauge B-SL2-3).

The algebraic structures known as Leavitt path algebras were initially developed in 2004 by Ara, Moreno and Pardo, and almost simultaneously (using a different approach) by the author and Aranda Pino.

And I could talk about all the drugs I've been on and how withdrawing from Adderall, Ambien, and Ativan simultaneously is almost as bad as heroin.

Only when OXPHOS and glycolysis were suppressed simultaneously and almost completely were cytokine production and proliferation significantly decreased.

The resulting yeast strain co-fermented glucose and xylose rapidly and almost simultaneously, exhibiting improved ethanol production and productivity.

Finally, the evolutionary engineering of our recombinant yeast strain fermented glucose and xylose rapidly and almost simultaneously, showing a substantial improvement in ethanol production and productivity.

The European Union is set to inaugurate Economic and Monetary Union and, almost simultaneously, the recently concluded Treaty of Amsterdam is to come into force.

Shortly after Kohn's work, Hörmander and Andreotti-Vesentini, independently and almost simultaneously, obtained weighted (L^2) estimates for the inhomogeneous Cauchy Riemann equations.