Sentence examples for nearby simultaneous from inspiring English sources
Based on nearby simultaneous meteor wind measurements, they suggest that these 'C-type' structures might be the result of direct wind-shear distortion of preexisting clouds of enhanced sodium concentration (Nas) and advection of those spatial structures over the lidar site.
That decline was brought on by the rise of suburban shopping and the simultaneous development of nearby North Michigan Avenue as the new retailer to the carriage trade.
And at the end of March both the Royal Ballet and American Ballet Theater will play their full-length productions of "Swan Lake" in simultaneous performances in nearby opera houses in London.
In the following, we introduce such a strategy which is based on regular busy tones [28] and enables nearby femtocells to coordinate their simultaneous transmissions.
Beijing's influence will expand into nearby cities and regions, stimulating their simultaneous economic development.
Frequently, the simultaneous binding at two nearby sites is energetically favoured.
The potential for cooperativity is interesting in the context of crystallographic data on the methyltransferase complex containing Dnmt3a/Dnmt3L which revealed a propensity for the simultaneous methylation of two nearby CpGs [ 12].
Resistivity models were corroborated by simultaneous measurements of salinity in nearby piezometers.
As part of a demolition programme expected to cost £15m, the five were originally due to be taken down in phases over the next two years but their owner, Glasgow Housing Association, had been investigating a simultaneous demolition to minimise disruption for nearby residents.
Abu Ghraib was the scene of the biggest – and most damaging – breakout in 2013, with up to 500 inmates, many of them senior jihadists handed over by the departing US military, fleeing in July of that year after the prison was stormed by Islamic State forces, who launched a simultaneous, and equally successful, raid on nearby Taji prison.
The most comprehensive comes from Mr. J.V. Luce, who has come up with a Big Bang that explains the simultaneous collapse of Knossos and several other nearby islands with a volcanic eruption on the island of Santorini.
