Sentence examples for for simultaneity from inspiring English sources

Taylor et al. [46] conducted an interesting cross-sectional analysis of transit use in 265 urbanized areas in the US and constructed two-stage simultaneous equation regression models to account for simultaneity between transit service supply and consumption.

ARMENIA 3. (C) Sinirlioglu appealed for "simultaneity" between Armenian Protocols ratification and the Minsk Process.

If biathlon skiers can tote rifles, it's no big deal for these burly bobsledders to wear parachutes, which they would now deploy on bailing out of their enormous vehicle at the apex of their run, with style points being awarded for simultaneity and grouped landings.

OLS regression and the consequent Hausman specification test for simultaneity confirms at the 5%% significance level the possibility of endogeneity.

Heidegger's description of growing possibilities for simultaneity and instantaneousness in human experience ultimately proved no less apprehensive than the views of many of his predecessors.

The empirical evidence present in this study, is based on instrumental variable Tobit regressions, in order to account for simultaneity and the limited range in the dependent variable.

This had important implications not only for the definition of policy variables but also for the solution proposed for the simultaneity bias (reverse causality) that usually plagues labour market policy analyses.7 During the 1990s, this disagreement resulted in two clearly opposed theoretical frameworks.

The stage version substitutes a sense of simultaneity for the more linear pull of the movie.

In relativistic physics specifying a world-line fixes a frame of reference for attributions of simultaneity to events regardless of whether any temporal measurements are being made or contemplated.

Growing up amid the sounds of singing workers in his father's almond business, he acquired a tolerance for sonic simultaneity that, in the words of Jeremy Drake, in the New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, prompted Milhaud to create works in which there is "so much (sometimes too much) going on at the same time".

We have used an instrumental variable approach together with industry-year and firm-year fixed-effects to control for the simultaneity of supply and demand factors.