Sentence examples for meanwhile assuming from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, assuming the hue and cry and doubt about whether or not they really "got" him becomes so great they cannot ignore it, they will probably dole out images from the video images and/or still which they supposedly possess.

Meanwhile, assuming S is nonexpansive, Ceng et al. in [9] introduced an iterative process and proved its strong convergence to a member of F(S) ∩ VI C, A).

Meanwhile, assuming it works, Bonfire may end up something Twitter would take an interest in – it makes the site itself much stickier, and that means ad dollars for Twitter.

Meanwhile, assuming that the song had not been used, Lil Jon gave the production to Usher, from which a rough version of "Yeah!" was recorded, mixed and mastered.

Meanwhile, assuming that patients had viral gastroenteritis, I instituted strict handwashing at meal time and in the latrine areas.

He, meanwhile, assumes the formerly female mantle of victimhood.

Meanwhile, assume that NBC's operating cash flow will grow at 12.5percentt annually to $4.5 billion in mid-2014 — it has grown faster in recent years.

(Ms. Thirlby, meanwhile, assumes that unscripted role by virtue of her smoky eyes and glower.) Yet even when Mr. Coogan can't make his scenes work, his prickly presence keeps you watching, as does the eerie scenes of winter that Mr. Glatzer captures with the camera.

Still, poor white people with Southern roots are liable to be looked on with pity or shame by the liberal white Northerners who make up much of "Barbecue" 's audience, and who may meanwhile assume that the black characters aren't pitiable — they're just "talking black".

Meanwhile, assume that the stochastic variable (alpha_{k,t}) is independent upon the variable (alpha_{l,s}) for all (k ne l), (s,t in S^).

Meanwhile, assume that the low-priority link C-D yields to the high-priority links by taking their interference into account, as illustrated in Figure3.