Sentence examples for simultaneous break from inspiring English sources
Instead we all got this simultaneous break: me, Armando, Steve, Rebecca Front, Doon MacKichan.
This will ensure that if there is a break in the delivery of the main source of dextrose to a baby that there will also be a simultaneous break in the infusion of insulin.
Evidently, the aphrons grow in size with time accompanied by simultaneous breaking up of bubbles which was observed with the microscope.
Therefore multiple simultaneous breaking of the successive rogue waves on ships or on the offshore structures can be predicted and avoided by smart designs and operations.
When such correlations are combined with intracortical interactions, there is a simultaneous breaking of translation symmetry across cortex leading to the formation of a spatially periodic cortical feature map.
As each H-bond exhibits an independent pattern of formation and breaking, which is facilitated by and also coupled to random collisions of the surrounding water molecules, simultaneous breaking of all H-bonds in each simulation is observed to happen on a different time scale.
The second part begins with Moon's simultaneous drum break and scream and launches in different, hard rock direction.
This pattern is distinct from one in which all breaks occur as reciprocal pairs, and the authors hypothesized that these events may be due to the simultaneous disruption of many co-localized chromosomes through a mechanism depicted in Figure 1.
On April 7 the Kyrgyz government declared a state of emergency in response to the unrest as simultaneous demonstrations broke out in Naryn, Tokmak, and Talas, where protesters seized government offices.
This paper presents new population balance analysis to describe simultaneous coalescence and break-up in the formation of methylmethacrylate droplets in a batch oscillatory baffled reactor.
Massive parallel sequencing allows a simultaneous sequencing by breaking the whole genome into numerous pieces, generating the results of hundreds of megabase sequences in a single sequencing run [ 16– 16].
