And the more simultaneously these things happen, the better.
They are coming out, loud and proud, in blogs, peer groups, Web comics and more, simultaneously pronouncing their sexual identity and their devotion to comic books.
In 1974 Cunningham abandoned his company's repertory, which had been built over a 20-year period, for what he called "Events," excerpts from old or new dances, sometimes two or more simultaneously.
However, with more and more simultaneously operating ship-to-shore (STS) cranes, the energy demand (kW/s) increases.
A musical chord is defined as a set of three (sometimes two) or more simultaneously played notes.
Through a proper processing of the acoustic maps, the positions of two or more simultaneously active acoustic sources can be estimated in a robust way.
Considering more simultaneously echoes (via ) leads to a further improved performance, which tends to saturate rapidly for more than one additional path.
In physiological research, there are not too many studies on multivariate data sets, containing two or more simultaneously recorded time series.
First, the existing covariance optimization method, with higher SNRs or more simultaneously supported users, can yield a lower sum rate than when using block diagonalization (BD), when theoretically SZF should never be inferior to BD.
The growing need for container terminals to handle containerships as fast as possible leads to more automation and more simultaneously operating STS cranes, leading to high peaks in electricity demand.
There is nothing more simultaneously graceful, terrifying, mesmerizing and ominous than the jellyfish.
