Sentence examples for performances simultaneously from inspiring English sources

He said he planned to put two-thirds of the money into the opera's permanent endowment, where it will help finance an electronic media initiative, including the company's "Plazacasts" -- performances simultaneously projected onto large-screens in outdoor plazas -- and soon, video and audio programs on the Internet.

A Mixed Integer Linear Programming framework is proposed to optimise the environmental and financial performances simultaneously.

It was found that, compared with conventional HPHS, GPHS can effectively improve the hydraulic and thermal performances simultaneously.

In order to enhance the terminal voltage control and mechanical power tracking performances simultaneously, the integrated synergetic controller (ISC) is also proposed.

This breaks through the tradeoff between the robust stability and performances, and yields high robustness and high performances simultaneously beyond the small gain theorem.

Noise reduction has now become an indispensable part of civil aircraft design, however, it is difficult to reduce noise and maintain aerodynamic performances simultaneously.

Decrements in dual-task postural control performance (simultaneously performing two tasks, at least one of which requires postural control) have been associated with an increased risk of falling.

In fact it feels more akin to jumping out of a window and seeing your life pass before your eyes, and I now find myself delivering a performance, simultaneously, both in retrospect and in the present moment.

That opera is older than the rest of the works Ms. Grimaud played, but in her delicate performance, simultaneously stark and melodic, the piece fit in perfectly with the rest of the program.

But How Steeple Sinderby Wanderers Won the FA Cup is an extraordinary performance, simultaneously one of the greatest football novels ever written and a penetrating report card from a world where fiction rarely lingers, at once a comic masterpiece and a study in national temperament that the doughtiest social historian would struggle to match.

When the system undergoes CFO, the carrier correlation and CFO affect the system performance simultaneously.