Sentence examples for made simultaneously with from inspiring English sources

But the image examined by Mr. Richter was actually one of two very similar stereoscopic images taken by Gardner that day, which were made simultaneously with two different lenses set about three inches apart, and would result in a kind of 3-D image when combined through a viewfinder.

These models assume that a discrete choice is made simultaneously with a continuous choice.

The choice of occupation is made simultaneously with human capital investments so as to maximize expected lifetime earnings.

A parallel recording was made simultaneously with the microEEG and the standard system, with gold-plated cup electrodes on a healthy adult volunteer subject in the EEG laboratory.

That is 6.6 percentage points more than the average return on 47 hypothetical investments in the S&P 500 made simultaneously with each Fidelity newbie.

Continuous recordings of the noise outdoors, at the facade, and indoors in the bedrooms, and video recordings of the traffic were made, simultaneously with the physiological measurements.

Matches may be made simultaneously or successively, with a brief delay between study and test.

These nominal P values do not account for the fact that 17,000 comparisons were made simultaneously, but by comparison with the number of differences suggested by SAM it appears that the proportion of false discoveries at nominal P<0.01 should be very low.

But from the start, Donkeys' director Morag McKinnon suggests, the project was flawed; while Red Road was sauntering towards its final edit, Donkeys – supposedly being made simultaneously – was trailing behind, struggling with a mismatched writing team and a lead actor whose deteriorating health was causing concern.

Rope and rotating incubations were made simultaneously and at three different occasions with different humus content: no humus addition, 4 and 8 mg l−1.

For instance, with exchangeable measurements made simultaneously across methods then it makes intuitive sense for the off-diagonal elements of the covariance matrix Θ to be unrestricted.