In an 8-hour period, simultaneous CCO and NexCO measurements were obtained every 2 hours while simultaneous TDCO and NexCO were obtained every 4 hours.
On a skeptical view, however, the development was a natural one and merely approximately simultaneous with the period of maximum Theban power.
We included only the first operations for each patient during the observation period (simultaneous replacement of both hips or knees were, however, included and are referred to as bilateral operations), leading to exclusion of 306 subsequent primary joint replacements.
"It makes sense to move forward with them together and hold simultaneous public comment periods and hearings".
Chinese faculty teach courses in Chinese archeology from the Neolithic age to the Tang period, with simultaneous language translation.
There are paintings, too, that hark back to the spinning color wheels of Daugherty's Delaunay-influenced period, like "Simultaneous" (1965).
In the film, Howard Bryant, an ESPN writer, calls the years since the mid-'90s a period of simultaneous "renaissance and calamity," in which record attendance is set against the steroid scandal's shame.
In the period of simultaneous crop growth, in the three locations, the mean mineral N content of the soil samples under SB was on average more than twice that under WW, even though crop N removal by SB was on average higher than that of WW (more than twice, at Rovigo, and up to three times, at Bovolone).
Stagflation, by virtue of both its severity and its length a thirteen-year period of simultaneous unemployment, recessions, and inflation had threatened to usurp the immense and relentless tradition of mass prosperity in America.
Partly a consequence of the global financial crisis, this period of simultaneous change has additional consequences in the manner in which funding in the science sector and venture capital interact with, and affect, one another.
These birds characteristically show a brief period of simultaneous flight feather replacement, at a purportedly high cost when considering the relatively small mass of feathers being replaced [53].
