And like Vegas it's such a thorough, unabashed accretion of tacky and ridiculous effects that it achieves a florid poetry all its own, the kind that makes you groan and giggle simultaneously.
They suggest that such techniques, that simultaneously produce "different kind of populations" and "population differences", entail what they describe as "genome geography".
I find that simultaneously endearing and distressing.
CHESS is the first tool of its kind that systematically and simultaneously examines how built environments encourage/discourage healthy eating, physical activity, and tobacco use.
In our main result, we prove that the minimum norm solution to a Fredholm integral equation of the first kind provides the optimal control that simultaneously minimizes the mean square error (MSE) and the error in the mean of the terminal state.
What does this say about society?" "Not to put too fine a point on it, what kind of a simultaneously (1) dumb and (2) impossible to answer question is that?
Simultaneously, Johnson attacked the government for not having made the case for Brexit and, thereby, causing a "kind of hysteria, a contagious mourning of the kind that I remember in 1997 after the death of the Princess of Wales".
If one models allowing mixtures in both kinds of shocks simultaneously, one obtains that the short term shocks are as important as those of the long term when explaining the fluctuations in output.
But this week, News Corporation is staging a worldwide premiere of "Touch," a new drama starring Kiefer Sutherland that celebrates the very kind of interconnectivity that will allow the show to start almost simultaneously in 100 countries and territories.
(That includes some double-counting, because many countries had both kinds of crisis simultaneously).
To do so, we need to avoid the kind of withdrawal that would allow Al Qaeda to claim victory while simultaneously precipitating a humanitarian crisis that would destabilize the region.
