The phrase "attaining simultaneously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the achievement of multiple goals or objectives at the same time.
Example: "The team focused on attaining simultaneously high quality and efficiency in their production process."
Alternatives: "achieving at the same time" or "reaching concurrently".
Conditions (i) and (ii) cannot be attained simultaneously if (Dle1).
These benefits can be attained simultaneously by properly using different MIMO techniques, i.e. controlling MIMO operation mode.
This implies that μ 1, μ 2 cannot attain simultaneously the maximal (or minimal) value and even the relation between them seems like a seesaw.
The use of helium allows dynamic similarity to be attained simultaneously in more than one parameter such as in Reynolds and Froude numbers.
In the SCNES studies it has been confirmed that transmutation of radioactive nuclides and of net energy generation can be attained simultaneously.
However, a very large compression factor, very small probabilities of the incorrect verifier's decisions, and very small complexity of the implementation of our scheme that can be attained simultaneously make such a scheme attractive.
Moreover, Zhang [6] showed that the S k − 1, k − 1 1, S k − 1, k − 2 2, S k − 2, k − 2 3 attain simultaneously the largest value of μ 2 among all trees with 2k vertices.
In addition, load paths were constructed by pairs, either so that the extreme values of the stress intensity factors are attained simultaneously, or so as to display the same cumulative "length".
Because of the significant enhancement of work-hardening by dislocation deformation in dendrite-phase, and the stabilized plastic flow in glass-matrix, large tensile ductility (tensile strain till necking εu ≈ 10%) and high tensile strength (σu ≈ 1.5 GPa) are attained simultaneously by the Sn2 BMG composite.
Assays continue to fail to attain the simultaneously large MDRI and small FRR demanded by existing performance guidelines.
