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

The capability of this method is proved with a numerical example that provides several validation points and illustrates at the same time the temperature effect on the response of a railway including an asphalt layer.

In addition to such characterization, this study illustrates at the same time the capabilities of the different full-field techniques and the damage features they can best capture respectively.

This will illustrate at the same time how the knowledge of traditional mineral processing can be applied in the new field of design for recycling of complex consumer products.

Thomas Frederick Arndt's "Man at Booksigning for Vanna White, Chicago" (1996) illustrates how resourceful and at the same time how lucky a street photographer must be.

Firstly, the fact that stereotypes often prove to be incorrect and expectations often remain unmet is illustrated by these citations: "At the same time, that's the weakness, because you never know" and "You think: oh, it will be one of those people.

A bomb that hit the Natural History Museum caused a fire that was quelled by hoses and in the warmth and the flood a mimosa seed collected in China in 1713 germinated and began to flower: a strange awakening that illustrates life's tenacity, and at the same time its fragility.

For faster particles (e.g., direct exposure to solar wind), this limit is accordingly more stringent as illustrated in Figure 12 but, at the same time, the particle density is expected to drop for higher particle energies.

"It's a visual art form that illustrates both visible and invisible content at the same time.

The play's main achievement is its refusal to let her off the hook while at the same time illustrating the torment of a good soul.

"I wanted to illustrate and emphasize the lyrics but at the same time staying mysterious, metaphorical and full or onirism.

These findings provide additional support for the clinical development of the drug as a non-invasive probe for tumour hypoxia and at the same time illustrate the utility of the EELS technique for examining the heterogeneity of drug distribution both between and within cells.