Since then the two things, her work and the illness, have progressed in tandem.
He explains that Spinoza believed man's soul and body were inextricably tied and progressed in tandem through the world, subject to natural laws.
There's some satisfying (if at times slightly pat) mirroring as the personal and apine sides of the book progress in tandem, but she wears her considerable research lightly.
Thus, the regulations progressed in tandem with export growth, becoming more consistent in the 2000s.
In the West, capitalism and democracy progressed in tandem, as the development of markets reduced the power of landlords and increased that of the working and middle classes.
In a series of scenes -- all directed by Scott Ellis with his usual command of ensemble playing (earlier this season. the wonderful You Can't Take It With You revival) -- Merrick's progress in tandem with his fleshly deterioration is depicted.
Indeed, for science and medicine to advance responsibly, science and ethical reasoning must progress in tandem.
Developments in the cytotoxic management of CRC have progressed in tandem with the clinical development of biologic agents in CRC.
Indeed, in bacteria the clamp loader acts physically to hold the leading and lagging strand polymerases together [ 22- 25] so that the two polymerases progress in tandem, with the lagging strand wrapped around the replisome in trombone fashion [ 26].
Macroeconomic progress has run in tandem with sweeping political reforms that some diplomats call "a silent revolution".
It has often seemed to me that developments in the field do not progress together neatly in tandem, but rather that advances in radiochemistry and in physics are often out of synchrony with each other and may, in fact, drive each other forward almost appearing to 'leap frog' over each other (Figure 1).
