Sentence examples for relation simultaneously from inspiring English sources

Kristjánsson et al. (2014) speculated whether this reflects that participants can simultaneously hold two features in working memory, while most participants cannot keep four features and their relation simultaneously in working memory.

Embodiment relations simultaneously magnify and amplify or reduce and place aside (screen out) what is (and is not) experienced through them.

In this paper, we learn continuous semantic space representations for the ambiguous instances via recursive context composition, allowing us to capture lexical semantics and syntactic relations simultaneously.

An adaptive Bayesian Markov chain Monte Carlo scheme, exploiting the link between quantile regression and the skewed-Laplace distribution, is designed for estimation and inference of the quantile causal relations, simultaneously estimating and accounting for heteroscedasticity.

The present study aims at presenting an improvement of the use of Wen and Yu simplifications for minimum fluidization velocity having presented the scientific awkwardness contained in the usual method of using their or similar relations simultaneously in combination with Ergun's equation.

More clarification on treating anxious family members and difficult coparenting relations simultaneously awaits further research.

One way of addressing these questions is by construction of suited model descriptions that aim at quantitatively mapping the stimulus-response relation while simultaneously capturing the relevant neuronal dynamics (Gerstner and Kistler 2002; Dayan and Abbott 2005; Herz et al. 2006).

This variability is examined in relation to the simultaneously measured F-layer peak height and electron temperature.

In order to ascribe the true nature of this relation, nuclei were simultaneously labelled for transcription foci (BrUTP incorporation) and probed for rDNA chromatin (Figure 3 A C).

In most gene expression studies, alterations of expression levels are expressed in relation to the simultaneously determined expression level of a reference sample and conclusions are drawn based on these ratios.

As opposed to cross-sectional relations, which reveal whether two variables are simultaneously related, cross-lagged (longitudinal) relations reveal whether a certain variable is related to changes in another variable.