Sentence examples for bridging simultaneously from inspiring English sources
The peptide-membrane interaction could be responsible for membrane aggregation by peptides bridging simultaneously two membranes or for negative curvature of the membrane asymmetry that can form tubes (Lamaziere et al. [2007]).
This binding could also be responsible for membrane aggregation by peptides bridging simultaneously two membranes (fig 8E).
The key is to shake the bridge simultaneously at two different frequencies, the researchers report this month in Nature Nanotechnology.
As a type of slender structure, long-span bridges usually experience strong dynamic vibration under both wind and busy traffic loadings, which act on the bridge simultaneously most of the time.
As a case study, the random vibration characteristics of an ICE-3 high-speed train traversing a seven-span continuous girder bridge simultaneously excited by track irregularities and traveling seismic waves are analyzed.
Three were assigned to attack each bridge simultaneously with infantry overcoming the troops on guard duty while the engineers located and dismantled any demolition charges.
Other surgical procedures have also been recommended such as the use of distraction epiphysiolysis to break the osseous bridge, simultaneously addressing the correction of longitudinal and angular deformities.
Especially, the oxalate anions as bridging ligand simultaneously adopt multiform coordination modes in two compounds.
The bending moments and acceleration responses of the model bridge are simultaneously measured when the model vehicle moves across the bridge at different speeds.
The Burnley supporters, forgivably, had no inkling of the sorrow to come and were soon chanting, "Are you Chelsea in disguise?" It was a means of reliving improbable triumph at Stamford Bridge while simultaneously mocking the opposition here.
Burnside concentrated his plan instead on storming the bridge while simultaneously crossing a ford McClellan's engineers had identified a half mile (1 km) downstream, but when Burnside's men reached it, they found the banks too high to negotiate.
