Bauhaus, the movement that married science and technology to architecture and design, flourished simultaneously, but the baby boomers were saving that for coffee grinders, toasters and first apartments.
By placing sculptures and decorative arts in the same area as paintings, they underline how different art forms were flourishing simultaneously.
Rather, Rangachari said, Red Hat wanted to leverage their experience with stewardship and leadership within open source communities to ensure that the GlusterFS technology continued to flourish, while simultaneously developing an enterprise product that Red Hat could market to customers.
We show that Salmonella typhimurium induces a change in lysosomal pH that ultimately impairs cathepsin activity in both infected cells and a fraction of bystander cells, highlighting a mechanism by which Salmonella can simultaneously flourish within host cells and alter the behavior of nearby uninfected cells.
Other yeshivas simultaneously flourished in Babylonia, two of which gained extraordinary renown.
For Coggon (2012), allocating State responsibilities is contestable, since States have legal duties to provide environments in which humans can flourish (see also Powers & Faden, 2006), whilst simultaneously respecting and protecting citizens' rights to be left alone.
In the 1950's, the worry had more to do with cold war nuclear threats; in the 1960's, there were sharp political divisions over the Vietnam War (but also, simultaneously, a flourishing shared counterculture).
The field of knowledge management has flourished over the last decades, simultaneously creating new businesses for software developers, vendors, consultants, as well as generating cycles of "hypes and disappointments" [3], remaining a disputed field, however paradoxically deployed over a large spectrum of business operations.
Rasha Abdulla conversed about social media as a "democratizing agent, which helped to facilitate the flourishing of opinions while simultaneously becoming a "primary tool for political activism".
Dairy farmers were converted to growing the sweet berries that flourish in Finland's 20-hour summer days, simultaneously reducing artery-clogging milk fat and adding heart-friendly vitamin C to diets.
