Tasks most often performed simultaneously overlap the most common tasks performed.
This development foreshadowed an "era in which Warner would recruit the most New Deal-ish (often simultaneously the most left-wing) writers".
It's those franchises that avoid cumbersome, long-term contracts for fading players in favor of younger talent that are most often able to simultaneously improve results on the field and the bottom line.
Mainly by shorting the financial and energy sectors and doing successful merger arbitrage, which is most often a strategy of simultaneously shorting the stock of an acquirer and buying that of the seller.
Although those highly charged ions exist most often at a temperature of about 1.5 million°C, data simultaneously gathered from other Earth-orbiting instruments provide information about material at even higher temperatures, Cirtain says.
You can most often find him reading the New York Times or listening to the Migos, often simultaneously.
Due to the structure of the analysis problems in computational settings, the complexity of the problem space manifests itself as a high-dimensional analysis problem, where dimensionality is most often associated with the number of measurements being considered simultaneously.
In most cases, caregivers used both traditional and modern remedies, often simultaneously.
Most often, in 94% of cases (448/476), the gestures represented aspects of the system that were simultaneously mentioned in speech.
Family care was most often expected both in urban (56.6%) and rural (54.7%) environments, followed by care provided simultaneously by a family and nurse (urban – 18.8%; rural – 26.1%) and realized only by a nurse (urban – 24.6%; rural – 19.2%).
