Sentence examples for simultaneous relations from inspiring English sources

Paging Peter Morgan: just as I'd like to see a film of Shirley Hazzard's memoir of Graham Greene Greene On CapriI), I'd rather see a movie of Roth's real-life simultaneous relations with scorned partner Claire Bloom and former mistress Janet Hobhouse – talk about bad behaviour!

By having simultaneous relations with North Korea, South Korea and the US, Beijing stands at the center of Northeast Asia's future.

Able to maintain good relations with both Iran and Israel, as well as with Tehran and Riyadh, Beijing is increasingly perceived in the Middle East as a factor of stability, by having simultaneous relations with North Korea, South Korea and the U.S., China is the key parameter in the Northeast Asian equation.

In this case, we can rule out Simultaneous: by definition, two non-coreferent events of the same type (e.g. hypotension and sepsis) cannot have a Simultaneous relation.

A triadic consultation is a simultaneous relation between three partners, for example the examination of a baby sitting on the mother's lap.

One of the recruits admitted that he and the other recruit had had simultaneous sexual relations with the woman, investigators said.

Lin and Wang [12] studied simultaneous variational relation problems (SVR) and related applications.

It offers new perspectives on the pragmatic contexts and varied natures of multiple simultaneous literacies, the relations between languages and systems of inscription, and the aesthetic dimensions of writing.

In the light of the delicate political situation and the enduring hostility over the NATO bombing, Mr. O'Brien said Mr. Kostunica did not want to appear to be "picking favorites" and favored a restoration of diplomatic ties with Washington that would be simultaneous with "normalizing" relations with Western European nations.

Turkey's European Union process is still ongoing, but seems to be in a deep-freeze all the more stark because of the simultaneous warming of relations between Turkey and its neighbors, particularly its Muslim ones.

The HK effect, like its close relations – simultaneous brightness contrast, the Hunt effect and the Abney effect – is an example of how the human perception of brightness is not a direct mapping of a light stimulus.