Sentence examples for conditions at once from inspiring English sources
In New York, nearly 1.4 million people cope with both conditions at once.
Stephanie Donovan, a spokeswoman for the company, said it was very unlikely that the entire area would experience all those weather conditions at once.
To a physicist, a "cat state" is the condition of being two diametrically opposed conditions at once, like black and white, up and down, or dead and alive.
And they often need complex treatment of several conditions at once which is less amenable to simple analysis by medical bureaucrats.
A volcano in Tenerife provided all three conditions at once.
The v0.7 update, which is rolling out today, adds more conditions users can report, such as hazards, as well as the ability for people to report multiple conditions at once.
Ms. Coppola's subsequent films can be seen as metaphors for adolescence, a condition — at once enjoyable, confounding and traumatic — that they associate with the out-of-body dislocation of jet lag ("Lost in Translation"), the absurd rituals of the Bourbon court ("Marie Antoinette") and the surreal overstimulation and mortification of modern celebrity culture ("Somewhere").
Significance analysis for the factor environment (−P vs +P) and genotype (Nipponbare vs NIL6-4) was performed using a mixed-model ANOVA which considers the effects of genotypes and environment conditions all at once (using a threshold p ≤ 0.001).
Bulley wrote a generative sound score, composed into six general states, each of which were triggered by a set of conditions occurring at once.
A total of 41% of respondents described using their devices to look up unfamiliar terms or conditions at least once in the normal course of each day (students: 48% more than once per day, residents 55% more than once per day and faculty: 25% at least several times per week).
