Sentence examples for but simultaneous with from inspiring English sources

It tends to be forgotten now, but simultaneous with the budget deal Congress established a Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction that was expected to propose a better mix of spending cuts and revenue increases to achieve the bipartisan deficit target.

Sometimes Mr. Ratmansky has them moving in four separate but simultaneous solos with marvelous intricacy; sometimes he has them moving together with the lunar fluency of Ashton's "Monotones," only to puncture any such ideal serenity.

If one is an endurantist, one will find it natural to describe this situation as involving multi-location in space or spacetime: Suzy is exactly located at rA, a region with the size and shape of an adult; Baby Suzy is exactly located at rB, a disjoint but simultaneous region with the size and shape of a baby; and Suzy=Baby Suzy.

The variations are not consecutive but are simultaneous, with certain members of the orchestra improvising their own variations at the same time on the same tune.

The productive binding of a substrate and MgATP to the apo-active site of PKAc has been considered formally random, but almost simultaneous, with the preferred initial binding of MgATP.

But they come simultaneous with Republican demands for up to $700 billion or more in new reactor construction.

Notably, both Figures  4b and 4d were taken during amplitude scintillation periods, but the one simultaneous with the significant phase variation showed a brightening of the arc while the one without phase scintillation did not.

This binding links cell membranes (EWI-1 and EWI-F proteins) with cytoplasmic actin cytoskeletal proteins (ERM proteins), but simultaneous association of these complexes with actin fibers has not yet been reported.

Fourth, it may be that IgE prevents FcεRI surface loss within 24 hrs of culture but simultaneous apoptosis occurring in neutrophils with associating membrane changes may disguise this effect.

Two genes are synthetically lethal if mutation of either gene alone is compatible with viability but simultaneous mutation of both genes leads to death.

Two genes are said to be 'synthetic lethal' if mutation in either gene alone is compatible with viability but simultaneous mutation of both genes leads to death [ 1, 3- 5].