Sentence examples for movement simultaneously from inspiring English sources

In Kuwait, Iraq's Shiite Dawa movement simultaneously bombed the U.S. and French embassies as well as Western businesses.

If we had waited until the invasion, and a Russian attack had caught us in a pincer movement, simultaneously, we certainly would have been lost.

For Islamists, the internet made the movement of ideas and plans instantaneous: a global movement simultaneously operating in Tora Bora and Manhattan was suddenly possible.

The Place quickly became the epicentre of a burgeoning British modern dance movement, simultaneously building both its mainstream (the school and the performing company) and a form of counterculture (it was a wellspring of experimental dance and performance).

The modular design of the MDC-Trap allows assessing of up to nine different types of invertebrate movement simultaneously: upstream, downstream and lateral on the substrate surface as well as subsurface movements upstream, downstream and lateral.

Our study showed that the combination of observation of congruent hand movement simultaneously to passive movement of the paretic hand recruits more motor areas, giving neuronal substrate to propose video-guided passive movement of paretic hand in CP rehabilitation.

They have particular difficulty in changing from one movement to its opposite, in carrying out two movements simultaneously, and in stopping one movement while starting another.

The rise of populist outsiders may disadvantage female candidates because these movements simultaneously advance more conservative positions on women's rights while also undercutting the importance of traditional political experience.

"The One Hundreds" opens with two trained dancers performing a hundred rehearsed movement sequences of eleven seconds each, in unison, without looking at one another; they are followed by five dancers, each performing a different twenty of those movements, simultaneously, and, finally, by an onrush of a hundred ordinary folk, each of whom performs one of the eleven-second phrases.

Based on letters in the names Schoenberg, Berg and Webern, another Schoenberg student, the three movements are thesis ("Friendship," with the pianist as soloist), antithesis ("Love," a moving adagio with the soloist a violinist, Mark Steinberg) and synthesis: "The World," which features both instruments playing music from the first two movements simultaneously.

Each subject viewed 26 different films with eye movements simultaneously monitored by an eye tracker.