Sentence examples for in a simultaneously from inspiring English sources

Kill 850 people and save 5,692 others, still another says in a simultaneously funny and chilling litany of escalating numbers.

In a simultaneously filed brief supporting Manning's appeal, the American Civil Liberties Union said the Espionage Act used to convict Manning was "unconstitutionally vague" because it "allows the government to subject speakers and messages it dislikes to discriminatory prosecution".

So does "The Two Pigeons," in which a pair of lovers are separated — the boy strays — and are then reunited in a simultaneously painful and rapturous pas de deux.

Nintendo's newest toy, the DSi, fits in your pocket and demonstrates in a simultaneously profound and giggle-inducing way that its makers may have a deeper understanding of how entertainment is evolving in the 21st century than any other company.

Thus, it is not difficult to reason that keeping λ|D| the same everywhere in A is equivalent to exhausting the energy of each location in A simultaneously.

The present study shows that constraining a very low volume fraction of high damping polymer within this micro-architecture, together with a stiff polymer, results in a simultaneously high stiffness and high damping polymer composite.

Our analyses of phenotypic and genetic markers of jacanas across western Panama and beyond firmly establish hybridization between the two species, and provide the first documentation of a persistent hybrid zone in a simultaneously-polyandrous bird species [ 4].

Inflammation was visualized and the uptake was specific in comparison to a simultaneously injected nonspecific antibody.

He is not just a "realist": he can reveal more than one "reality" at the same time, something he surely learned in a city simultaneously Islamic and Christian.

The technique allows to measure temperature waveforms and average longitudinal velocity in a flow simultaneously.

The permutations permute the nationality label of each individual over all SNPs in a gene simultaneously, thus compensating for LD.