Sentence examples for exactly simultaneously from inspiring English sources

As a consequence of the 3-D heterogeneity in the Earth, waves coming to the antipode from different directions do not arrive exactly simultaneously.

Here, Allen gets the tone exactly right, simultaneously avoiding and knowingly mocking the kind of historical pastiche Max Beerbohm was sending up in the celebrated stage direction to his Renaissance playlet Savonarola Brown: "Enter Boccaccio, Benvenuto Cellini and many others making remarks highly characteristic of themselves".

This algorithm can exactly and simultaneously reconstruct the video foreground and background by using only 10% of sampled measurements.

Thanks to quantum uncertainty, which makes it impossible to say simultaneously exactly where a thing is and exactly how fast it's moving, the widget must quake with an inextinguishable zero-point motion and possess an inextricable last half-quantum of energy.

In particular, using algorithmic feedback control techniques, we design linear feedback policy rules such that predetermined target levels for GDP and public debt are simultaneously, exactly tracked.

In particular, we want to design policy rules for general government expenditure (G w (t)) and government investment (G I (t)) which, once implemented, will modify the dynamics of the system in such a way that predetermined, desired sequences for the levels of GDP and public debt will be simultaneously, exactly tracked.

Swimmers switching from butterfly to backstroke must touch both hands to the wall simultaneously and exactly parallel before turning onto their backs and pushing off with both feet.

The Bush administration is exactly right to be simultaneously supporting Gen. Pervez Musharraf and twisting his arm to fight terrorism, for he may be Pakistan's last hope to rescue his country.

Exactly two 'adjacencies' are simultaneously visible in the form of the combination of {C 1, C 2, C 4}, which corresponds to a visibility range of 5.1%.

Tamai (1997), the pioneer of shadowing research in Japan's English as a foreign language (EFL) context, re-defined Lambert's definition of shadowing as a training technique of listening which the learner attempts to repeat the incoming information simultaneously as exactly as possible while listening attentively to the heard speech (pp. 105 106).

Only "divine intervention" can help them now, a source "close to the power couple" told the New York Post's Page Six, sparing not a drop of drama while simultaneously revealing exactly zero specifics about what their problem might be. .