Sentence examples for modified simultaneously from inspiring English sources
As a result, the design and analysis models are modified simultaneously and maintained consistently.
And in some cases, it deceptively withholds crucial details, like certain Telegraph stories that have been republished, without also identifying that the original story has been modified simultaneously to remove the complainant's name.
This method allows multiple factors to be modified simultaneously, which reduces the number of experiments compared with classical design.
During the process, a base model was chosen, the design was modified simultaneously by varying the nozzle shape, changing the guide vane angle, varying the number of runner blades and simulations were carried out individually.
The other is that in order to exploit better redundancy, two largest and two smallest pixels are modified simultaneously so that at most 4 data bits are embedded into a sub-block.
A facile halide exchange route based on CH3NH3Br solution post-treatment has been successfully employed to transform the two-step spin-coated CH3NH3PbI3 films into the CH3NH3PbI3−xBrx films, whose morphologies and compositions could be modified simultaneously.
However, these changes can be seen as a piecemeal reform since the ISP did not modify simultaneously the multiple pathways to retirement.
The identification of sequences common to more than one therapeutic target carried out in this study could facilitate the design of new multispecific methods able to modify simultaneously key pathways to treat complex diseases.
This enables the target circuitry to be programmed in a flexible way: a different cocktail of neuropeptides could induce different functionalities of the circuit, by modifying simultaneously a relevant set of parameters.
In order to improve the implant performance and to reduce implant related infections, titanium (Ti) surface was modified to simultaneously improve cell-material interactions and antimicrobial activity.
Palatalization is the process whereby the pronunciation of an originally nonpalatal sound is changed to a palatal sound by touching the hard palate with the tongue; it is also the process whereby a nonpalatal sound is modified by simultaneously moving the tongue up to or toward the hard palate.
