Sentence examples for simultaneous introducing from inspiring English sources

The substrates were heated up to the growth temperature ranging from 530°C to 570°C, and after 5-min stabilization time, the growth was initiated by simultaneous introducing TMIn (2 × 10-6 mole/min) and AsH3 (2 × 10-4 mole/mintointhethe reactor chamber for 7 min. After the growth, InAs NWs were cooled down with the protection of AsH3 flow.

The slogan byungjin, which roughly translates to "simultaneous," was introduced by Kim in 2013 and is expected to be the hallmark of his regime.

We can then simply apply OLS to estimate the bivariate multiple regression model and use the regression coefficients as input for the two-dimensional simultaneous decomposition introduced by Erreygers and Kessels [4].

The main advantage of this new design is that large negative flattened dispersion, large nonlinearity and ultrahigh birefringence can be realized simultaneous simply by introducing an elliptical soft-glass rod in the fiber core region to a spiral PCF.

For example, the sickle cell mutation in the Hemoglobin-B (HBB) gene was found to be the target of positive selection due to its properties related to malaria resistance, despite its simultaneous role in introducing sickle cell disease [3].

However, account should also be taken of the risks associated with introducing simultaneous changes in clinicians' busy daily practices.

Therefore, by introducing this simultaneous representation model into the proposed SSIM-based approach, successful reconstruction can be expected.

To quantify the amplification of coastal tsunami heights with respect to the simultaneous rupture, we introduce geometric average A of the ratios of computed tsunami heights from the delayed rupture to that from the simultaneous rupture at 36 points.

Next year, the assembly will introduce simultaneous interpretation and translation from French into six of Senegal's eight recognised languages – Wolof, Peul, Serer, Mandinka, Diola and Soninke.

Since last January, when Uber introduced simultaneous price cuts in 48 American cities, the company has had to battle a small but determined current of dissent among its own drivers who are convinced that they are losing out.

In January 1983, for a production of Strauss's "Elektra" at the Canadian Opera Company, Mr. Mansouri introduced simultaneous English translation of the libretto on a horizontal video screen above the proscenium, a system popularly known as supertitles.