Sentence examples for make a simultaneous from inspiring English sources
There is no better way to prepare for an adventure with time than to make a simultaneous commitment of five minutes and five years.
These findings are consistent with the hypothesis that parents make a simultaneous decision about entering employment and using ECEC based on their potential income and the total cost of ECEC for their children.
The present functional magnetic resonance images study is aimed at evaluating the brain correlates of cue-induced gaming urge or smoking craving in subjects with both IGA and nicotine dependence to make a simultaneous comparison of cue induced brain reactivity for gaming and smoking.
Five guys make a simultaneous grab for my carry-on, but I keep my hand on it too.
The plan was straightforward: Vandamme and Saint Cyr would make a simultaneous attack on the Austrian right, and Soult's and Jourdan's main force would attack the Austrian center and left.
The first is that any deficits observed for deaf individuals stem from the need to make sequential manual responses (sign SHORT or LONG and then touch the screen) whereas hearing individuals can make a simultaneous oral-manual response (say "short" or "long" while touching the screen at the same time).
An equal number of South Koreans made a simultaneous trip north.
And given a rare window of good weather, it's likely that nothing would have prevented the various climbing teams from making a simultaneous scramble for the summit.
The purpose of an equities desk at an investment bank is to help approved clients buy and sell stock, and there could be legitimate reasons for making a simultaneous trade.
After a controversial touchdown call gave the Seattle Seahawks a last-second 14-12 victoverover the Green Bay Packers, Seahawks Coach Pete Carroll said the receiver and safety made a simultaneous catch, adding, "Tie goes to the runner.
Intuitively, the axiom of choice asserts the possibility of making a simultaneous choice of an element in every nonempty member of any set; this guarantee accounts for its name.
