Sentence examples for simultaneity though from inspiring English sources
Nor is it obvious that this assumption leads to the relativity of simultaneity, though one of the joys of even elementary presentations of the subject is that this prima facie astonishing connection can be convincingly demonstrated to persistent non-specialists.
Miller's solution is to alternate chapters on Picasso with chapters on Einstein, not in an order related to temporal coincidence -- though simultaneity is perhaps the most fundamental concept questioned in each man's work -- but to juxtapose the most comparable stages in their development and to suggest conclusions about how creativity works.
Yet the Madrid bombers appear to have eschewed it, though the simultaneity and wantonly indiscriminate lethality of the attacks were familiar.
Though expensive, simultaneity is not evolution; it is how we pay for evolution.
So, it looks as though the moral case is more like the witch case than the simultaneity case: there are no relativistic cousins of "right" and "wrong".
Typical Cunningham simultaneity and assemblage.
Simultaneity does not imply causality.
Simultaneity is the key word.
"There's counterpoint and simultaneity," she said.
His is an art of duration and of simultaneity.
