Sentence examples similar to simultaneous criticism from inspiring English sources

Continuing the renewables theme, Ucilia Wang's piece on the couple pioneering solar road surfaces attracted simultaneous applause and criticism, while Marc Gunther presented us with the latest thinking on biotech crops with health benefits.

Examples of f j include cases where a data source provides: direct information on a single parameter of interest (i.e. θ j *   =   θ i ); biased evidence on θ (see Section "Model criticism"); simultaneous information on multiple components of θ or on further nuisance parameters ϕ (i.e. θ j * = f j.

Kant's denial of knowledge of the noumenal realm apparently made traditional accounts of revelation impossible, and the more-or-less simultaneous rise of Biblical criticism made traditional accounts of revelation profoundly precarious even if possible.

Frankly, few other Presidents have faced so many simultaneous crises as this man -- with criticism coming from all fronts.

Zimmerman told police he shot Martin in self-defense and no charges have been filed, sending ripples of anger across the nation, ramping up criticism of the police investigation, and spawning a simultaneous "Million Hoodie March" protest in New York City, where Martin's mother Sybrina Fulton told the crowd, "My heart is in pain, but to see the support of all of you really makes a difference".

The simultaneous shift from ad-hoc groups of academics to a business model has sparked the criticism that SJS magnifies the distorting effect money has on trials, since only the wealthy can afford it.

To overcome the criticisms of the bivariate multiple regression model, we propose the specification of a structural or simultaneous equation model (see, e.g., [8]: chapter 10; [22]: chapter 5) which allows for different sets of predictors for h and d as well as the addition of d as a predictor in the equation for h and of h as a predictor in the equation for d.

They're simultaneous".

It's all simultaneous.

"But it's simultaneous.

It is simultaneous, placeless.