With so many features introduced at once, including commissioned pieces by contemporary artists, it's probably inevitable that the initial results have a somewhat hectic, hodgepodgey look.
The NeXT had (arguably too) many things introduced at once -- removable optical storage, Objective C, DSP for sound and movies, Mach kernel, unix for a PC, display Postscript, InterfaceBuilder and so on.
The Prime Minister and his colleagues thereupon met the two sets of representatives and informed them that as the Government had come to the conclusion, with great regret, that agreement was impossible, other measures were necessary, and a Bill would be introduced at once setting up a statutory minimum wage for all people employed underground.
With so many variables introduced at once, Kenji Hakuta, a professor of education at Stanford University, argued that few conclusions about bilingual education could be drawn from the results, other than that "the numbers didn't turn negative," as many had feared.
The only excuse for starting a novel with this kind of confusing group scene, rather than something more intimate, must be that they are important characters who play a large enough part in what follows to outweigh the disorientation they cause by all being introduced at once.
If the increase in the retirement age was introduced at once, for 7 years, no cohort would retire, creating a substantial surplus in the pension system.
In addition, multiple transgenes can be introduced at once by biolistic transformation, and the size of the constructs is not a major limiting factor.
The interventions planned in this health project cannot all be introduced at once, and they require an extended period of intensive training and community involvement.
Part of the monomer feed (5%) was introduced at once to the solution of water and SLS in the reactor at 50 °C, and 30% of initiator solution was added to the reactor at once at 70 °C.
The probability that two plasmids are introduced at once into A. marginale organisms could be very low, especially when viability in the extracellular environment might be highly compromised, resulting in a low fraction of cells competent to take up DNA.
