Sentence examples for leading at the same from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the neural network failed at getting a consistent edge mapping, given that some test samples (among millions of samples) were ambiguous, leading at the same time to edge and non-edge mapping.

When sonication is applied, the decrease in molecular weight reduces the number per chain of hydrogen bonding sites leading, at the same time, to a reduction of the intermolecular hydrogen bonding between polymer molecules, that is, the attractions between guar chains [ 12]. k H is also very sensitive to the formation of molecular aggregates.

This shrewd move enabled him to avoid the constitutional problems of trying to be king and the country's leading politician at the same time.

HTC was the leading player at the same time last year, but now it trails Samsung by 30 percentage points and sits in second place.

Other pathways can be activated in astrocytes that parallel or compensate the NF-κB inhibition leading to the same inflammatory response at late stage of the disease in both G93A and G93A/GFAP-IκBαAA transgenic mice.

In contrast, a hypothetical compound that blocks both NMDA subtypes to the same degree, leading to the same level of inhibition at both excitatory and inhibitory glutamatergic synapses improves the network performance at all pathology stages.

In a statement, it called the formation of the consortium "a positive move which allows us to talk to eight leading publications at the same time and see how they can best use Google products for mutual advantage".

"We're in the unique position right now where we have the school's all-time leading rusher, all-time leading receiver, and we could have the all-time leading passer all at the same time," Clawson said.

But several leading business executives at the same conference indicated they saw little sign of progress in reducing government regulations to encourage entrepreneurship, or in fixing the banking system so that companies can obtain credit.

The Rev. Thomas Reese, the editor of America, a weekly Catholic magazine, said Pope John Paul II's call for the forgiveness of third world debt led some of the country's church leaders to consider leading by example, at the same time that some of the poorest parishes began to ask, "How about us?" "Dioceses operate like banks," he said.

Simulation results show that with the increase in angle of attack, laminar separation bubble moves towards the leading edge and at the same time contracts in size.