For European nations the two measures essentially increased in tandem; for most Asian ones there were initially substantial rises in life expectancy after World War II, with major movements in income per capita following later.
Vivian Stafford was 18 when she had her first, and the two of them essentially grew up in tandem.
At the Drill Hall, which is fifty-five thousand square feet, the adjustments were more primitive, and the acoustic was considerably murkier: at the delirious climax of the piece, when the three groups essentially freak out in tandem (listen to a sample here), the music devolved into featureless noise.
Mr. Wallace and Ms. Tan essentially wrote the piece in tandem, scene by scene.
The most important resource of the special effects department is the optical printer, essentially a camera and projector operating in tandem, which makes it possible to photograph a photograph.
Pathways are essentially composed of elements that respond in tandem to perturbations.
"When you see the abortion rate decline in tandem with birthrate, this essentially means that teenagers are being more successful in avoiding pregnancy, both that end in abortion and end in birth," said David Landry, senior research associate at the institute.
Sir Crispin falls off the Reed/Pearson tandem One of the oldest saws of the modern stock market - that the share prices of information giants Pearson and Reed Elsevier would always react in tandem because they operate in essentially the same global markets - was harshly and conclusively debunked last week.
The Williamses are Tigers-in-tandem terrorizing their tour.
As in the cpDNAs of the nonphotosynthetic, parasitic flowering plant Epifagus virginiana [ 29] and the evening primrose Oenothera [ 30], the repeated sequences in Zygnema cpDNA consist essentially of tandem repeats that probably arose by replication slippage.
