Sentence examples for focusing simultaneously from inspiring English sources

In Example 1 (Table 1) below, she is focusing simultaneously on geometric terms, computer processes and spelling: Table 1 Example 1* 346 SC Now, you're going to click in the squares which photos you took.

And doing this right means focusing simultaneously on K-12 and higher education, on ensuring that the former does better at preparing many more young people to succeed in the latter and that our colleges then erect a world-class structure on the foundation that the high schools have built.

The dearth of analyses focusing simultaneously on morphology and molecular data is troubling because morphological data are the only characters available for much of the Tree of Life, and their use is indispensable (Wiens, 2005, 2009).

Selection-driven speciation results from the intricate interplay of processes at the phenotypic level (where natural and sexual selection are operating) and at the genetic level (where, for example, linkage disequilibria have to evolve between ecological and mating characters), and models focusing simultaneously on both levels tend to be intractable.

I set to work, trying to focus simultaneously on my pain and on the screen overhead.

Ms. Fiorina tried to focus simultaneously on high-end enterprise systems.

Brains are not hardwired to focus simultaneously on day-to-day activities and long-term objectives.

Neurological science has demonstrated that brains are not hardwired to focus simultaneously on day-to-day activities and long-term objectives.

The problem is that your brain is not hardwired to focus simultaneously on specific, day-to-day activities and more collective, long-term objectives.

Each then focuses simultaneously on a single object, with computers combining the incoming light into a composite image equivalent to what could have been produced by a telescope much larger than any of the individual ones used.

Policy design for Nigerian airports should focus simultaneously on third-party capacity management – such as privatization - while fostering continuous improvement practices to sustain the learning curve.