Sentence examples for as simultaneity from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week, a senior US official suggested that preparations for sanctions relief would be underway while Iran took its steps and that would count as simultaneity.

Such elements of Futurist events as simultaneity and noise-music were subsequently refined by artists of the Dada movement, which made great use of live art.

My recent research indicates that time perception itself is not one thing: instead it is composed of many subparts, such as simultaneity judgments, temporal order judgments, flicker rate, subjective duration, and so on.

On the other hand, when Einstein taught us, in his Special Theory of Relativity, that there was no such thing as the absolute simultaneity of two events, the recommended outcome was that we become relativists about simultaneity, allowing that there is such a thing as "simultaneity relative to a (spatio-temporal) frame of reference," but not simultaneity as such.

According to that theory (the argument goes), there is no such thing as absolute simultaneity.

But if there is no such thing as absolute simultaneity, then there cannot be objective facts of the form "t is present" or "t is 12 seconds past".

(Perhaps it can be plausibly argued that while relativity entails that it is physically impossible to observe whether two events are absolutely simultaneous, the theory nevertheless has no bearing on whether there is such a phenomenon as absolute simultaneity).

It looks as if the A Theorist must choose between two possible responses to the argument from relativity: (1) deny the theory of relativity, or (2) deny that the theory of relativity actually entails that there can be no such thing as absolute simultaneity.

On the basis of the definition of the two problems described above, henceforth referred to as the simultaneity problem and the unobserved individual heterogeneity problem, previous studies examining the relationship between informal care and labour force participation can be classified according to whether they deal with both problems, only one of them, or neither.

When participants are exposed to a fixed time lag between auditory and visual stimulation for 3 min, they subsequently show shifts in the time required between auditory and visual stimuli in order to perceive them as simultaneous, known as the "point of subjective simultaneity".

This result, as well as the simultaneity of the outbreak onset in 7 communes of Lower Artibonite on October 19, is in accordance with contamination of the Artibonite River in a way that could infect thousands, and kill hundreds, of persons within a few days.