Sentence examples for read simultaneously from inspiring English sources
The increase in absorbance at 420 nm was then recorded by spectrophotometer (Molecular Devices Spectra Max Plus, Sunnyvale, CA, USA) with readings at 2 sec intervals, and eight samples read simultaneously.
But no novel will ever be read simultaneously, with the exception of Harry Potter's final lap, which comes soon, the way people watch movies or television.
For parents making a decision, the evidence can be read simultaneously as reassuring or alarming, depending somewhat on your state of mind.
You can only imagine how worried you are that this very candid hundred-page internal document is now being read simultaneously by the entire world, and with particular interest by our competitors in media.
It is a sign Dyer, his wife and their new passenger all read simultaneously, which leads to an ominous silence and a tense conversation, before the couple make a tyre-screeching escape as their oblivious hitcher uses a restroom in a gas station.
That was the effect he was trying to achieve in particular when he wrote "Litany," a poem comprising two parallel columns of words that in theory are supposed to be read simultaneously: he wanted to simulate the experience of overhearing two conversations at once, which he finds interesting even though, or because, he cannot properly understand either one.
And the five books he was reading simultaneously, one of which was Fifty Shades of Grey: "I read it and it bored me.
Note that, although the readers are reading continuously, there may be a lag in data storage if multiple readers are reading simultaneously, but the time of the lag is negligible.
Next-generation high-throughput sequencing technology enabled us to obtain millions of cDNA reads simultaneously.
This results from the classification being decided one read at a time, in contrast to considering all reads simultaneously.
Results: We present VARiD a probabilistic method for variation detection from both letter- and color-space reads simultaneously.
