Sentence examples for in a simultaneous process from inspiring English sources

Erosion is a concern across Assam, as the huge river regularly shifts course while carrying sand and other sediment from the Himalayas in a simultaneous process of construction and destruction: new sandbars appear even as old, inhabited places are battered by the currents of the river.

In this work a method is presented for integrating advanced model based controllers in a simultaneous process and control design framework.

The results suggest that the application of the statistical mixture designs in a simultaneous process of enzymatic hydrolysis using different protein sources is an attractive method for improving enzyme performance and identifying optimum formulations.

The solution coats the particle in a simultaneous process of wetting and drying to form a layer with specific characteristics.

Nucleic acid testing, which is based on pathogen lysis, nucleic acid extraction, purification, amplification and identification, can be used either to address a single pathogen of interest or to identify a large range of bacteria and fungi, even in a simultaneous process [ 81].

While the eyes of the world were on the Mauerfall (the fall of the Wall) in Berlin, a simultaneous process of Grenzöffnung (border opening) was taking place along the entire length of the inner German border.

In this work, a simultaneous process and control system design under uncertainty is performed for optimal grade transition operation.

Next, these functions are identified as belonging to a cycle, comprising a sequential process in terms of conception and a simultaneous process regarding operation (Chapman, 2001; Koontz and O'Donnell, 1978; Wren, 1994).

Presumably, the ghost writer, Invictus author John Carlin, talked to him in Spanish before subjecting his words to a simultaneous process of translation and buffing up.

It is noteworthy that the development of the QoLISSY questionnaire was a simultaneous process conducted concurrently in five European countries.

Interventions that include family therapy have been found more effective than individual or mixed approaches [ 8], and for disenfranchised persons (e.g. those recovering from severe heroin addiction), recovery from the social disruptions caused by the abuse is a simultaneous process, only rivaled in importance by quitting the drug [ 9].