This is an innovative device, its strangeness emphasised by passages in which different points in time are described simultaneously, past and present knitted together: we are shown Robert's body being removed from his flat, for example, in the same scene that we are shown him, years earlier, painting the walls with his partner, Yvonne.
In this paper, the channel fadings and sector nonlinearities of the sensors can be described simultaneously by the model (4) in the measurement.
The bulk and the interface kinetics were described simultaneously and the effect of diffusion in the growing phase on the interface kinetics was incorporated.
We have examined several covariance functions more commonly used to describe simultaneously variation in space and time and adapted them to model three-dimensional variation in soil.
This model is able to describe simultaneously the non-Newtonian viscous behaviour, the time-independent irreversibility, the anisotropy and the cyclic loading behaviour.
For illustration, MPSA is applied to the wind-energy converter in the second part and thereby the system is described simultaneously technically as well as economically.
In November of last year the University of Toronto hosted a lecture by Dr. Warren Farrell, a divisive figure who has been described simultaneously as a sage of the men's movement and a rape apologist.
The biologically reasonable parameter ranges, the estimated mean and the 95%-confidence intervals are summarized in Table 1. Figure 4 shows that the independent experiments (crosses with error bars) can be well described simultaneously by assuming that downstream signaling is triggered by nuclear Pfr (solid lines represent the data fit).
For the yield traits, environment was described simultaneously by two environmental parameters (PC1 and PC2 scores).
The experience of labour was described simultaneously as dramatic, shocking and positive.
Although it seems unlikely that PABP1 can maintain all the interactions described simultaneously, since binding sites frequently overlap [ 4].
