Sentence examples for but in simultaneous from inspiring English sources

As the studies pile up, an unspoken theme emerges: fathers matter, but in simultaneous and contradictory ways.

Mr Lapuente and José Fernández-Albertos, of the Institute of Public Goods and Policies in Madrid, found that in Brazil parties often do well in presidential elections but badly in simultaneous congressional races, or vice versa.

Artists attempted to show not only different viewpoints but different moments in simultaneous images.

Meanwhile, talks between the commission and the British government over Heathrow slots relating to the much stickier alliance between British Airways and American Airlines failed to make progress.British Airways too failed to make progress with its cabin and catering staff, which voted to strike in simultaneous but separate disputes.

The explanation that neither transcription nor stability were affected seems more likely than the possibility that the optimization of the sequence resulted in simultaneous but opposite changes in transcription and stability (i.e. increased transcription with reduced transcript stability and vice versa).

She squeaked past a House of Commons revolt by 24 votes, but in a simultaneous division the Lords passed an amendment by three votes that rejected the Manchester plan as well as proposals for 16 other large and small casinos across the country.

GE values the business at $30 billion, but in a simultaneous transaction it has agreed to pay Vivendi $5.8 billion for its 20% stake, left over from when GE Chief Executive Jeffrey Immelt bought Universal's theme park and media businesses from Vivendi in 2004.

"We're seeing an increase in people with H.I.V. but not necessarily an increase in simultaneous diagnoses of H.I.V. and AIDS," he said.

Key characteristics of Feldman's final phase are all in place: minimally notated figures wheeling in simultaneous motion but not lock step; subdued dynamics; minute gradations of tone color.

Police agencies said it was coincidental that two similar but unconnected investigations -- both involving cocaine, Mexico and New York -- culminated in simultaneous raids early yesterday morning.

Ishikawa, S. Uncertainty relations in simultaneous measurements for arbitrary observables.