Sentence examples for and this simultaneously from inspiring English sources

"THE Google brand has taken on a life of its own," concedes Jim Lanzone, the boss of Ask.com, the fourth-largest but fastest-growing search engine, and this simultaneously frustrates and delights him.

As the bacteria went about their dirty work, they produced carbon dioxide which, in turn, caused the mineral siderite to precipitate from the lake water, and this simultaneously killed and preserved the bacteria (Franzen 1985).

While risky competition increases chances of mating and offspring, this simultaneously results in high accidental mortality (from fights) and males die young.

Our main contribution is that we show how to do this simultaneously, and thereby consider the interacting effects that allow for fine mapping.

The old and the new -- it's what attracts millions of tourists like Sierra to this simultaneously ancient and modern metropolis annually.

Hofmann, whose remarkable translations of Roth have helped resurrect this writer in Britain and the United States, adds: "One senses that all Roth is able to hope for -- and this is simultaneously a cause of his greatest despair -- is conditions for the Jews getting steadily and bearably worse.

The first result asserts that a φ-mean function: ∇ φ → M φ (f) is well defined and order preserving, and this assertion simultaneously gives a new interpretation of Jensen's inequality.

In the study of micro aircraft flexible aerodynamic shape, the flexible structure interface deforms due to the air pressure, and this deformation simultaneously in turn affects the flow distribution around it, which is called a fluid structure interaction problem.

I left the concert eager to hear more of this simultaneously archaic and fresh Ingaaric music.

This simultaneously sweet and biting production, ably directed by Raymond Munro, keeps the comedy coming, but it never lets us forget that Kimberly's parents are seriously deranged.

This simultaneously sweeping and incisive adaptation of James Ellroy's epic period crime novel took home all the major critics' awards in 1997 and won Mr. Hanson and his co-writer, Brian Helgeland, the Academy Award for best adapted screenplay.