Sentence examples for ones simultaneously from inspiring English sources

It's a group dance that contains multiple solos (often different ones simultaneously), duets and other ensembles.

This week, he received some on-the-job training in how to navigate Washington's social circles and its political ones simultaneously.

A desirability function was used in order to optimize the values of all variables, independent and dependent ones, simultaneously.

In this method, the two observable outputs are modeled as a pair of autoregressive moving-average and moving-average (ARMAMA) models under the assumption that the two outputs are driven by a common input and independent ones simultaneously.

Thus, one can assert that improved WSRD method has some advantage among the other methods of matrix updating in practically important situations when the initial matrix has some very small entries and some very large ones simultaneously (because of multiplicative nature of iWSRD objective function).

Our objective is to design dynamic output feedback controllers and anti-windup ones simultaneously that, in the presence of disturbances, causes closed-loop system trajectories starting from a larger invariant set to converge to a smaller invariant set guaranteed with the L∞ performance.

McCay consoled her by throwing her an apple in reality pocketing the cardboard prop apple as a cartoon one simultaneously appeared on screen.

PHB1 and PHB2 are interdependent on the protein level, and loss of one simultaneously leads to the loss of the other [ 1, 2].

The 2012 attack scenario involves combining multiple "technically realistic threats" into one simultaneously escalating Distributed Denial of Service attack on online services in all participating countries — 25 countries are actively participating, while four countries have observers attending the event.

Each month, the Music Alliance Pact – a group of 35 music blogs from around the world, including this one – simultaneously post tracks chosen by each blog.

The Geneva talks failed to get agreement on which order to deal with the issues, or whether to have smaller teams to discuss each one simultaneously.