Sentence examples for extended at the same time from inspiring English sources

The amount of research about text mining based on emotion is growing, and the related research fields are extended at the same time.

As a consequence, machine elements are downsized or have to operate "at the limits" and maintenance intervals or warranty periods are extended; at the same time, development processes have to be accelerated.

The family of inequalities (2.4) extended at the same time previously established inequalities for projection bodies by Lutwak  [43] and the famous classical Brunn Minkowski inequalities for the intrinsic volumes (see e.g.  [54] and the excellent survey  [18]).

By [creating] prohibitory regulations, extending, at the same time, throughout the States, we may oblige foreign countries to bid against each other, for the privileges of our markets.

As a result of the experiments, the metal removal rate was increased significantly and the tool life could be extended while at the same time ensuring a high work piece quality.

At the cost of a small loss in signal-to-noise ratio, this can substantially reduce the number of holes required to image extended sources, at the same time increasing mask strength uniformly across the aperture, as well as making the mask automatically self-supporting.

Americans understandably doubt whether any of the bills before Congress can cut costs and extend coverage at the same time.

Here the concept of number was being extended and undermined at the same time.

Further refinements were made by A.C.M. Croome of Oxford University about 1885, when he went over the hurdle with one leg extended straight ahead at the same time giving a forward lunge of the trunk, the basis of modern hurdling technique.

Supporters can easily share their efforts with friends and peers, extending your network at the same time.

"It could not have been Congress's purpose, when amendments were explicitly designed to extend coverage, to at the same time contract coverage," Mr. Becker said, noting that before the 1974 amendments were enacted, home-care aides employed by companies had minimum wage and overtime protections.