Sentence examples for simultaneous to the first from inspiring English sources

The first appearance and subsequent diversification of pelagic cephalopods closely followed or was simultaneous to the first appearance of planktotrophic molluscan larvae and common occurrences of trilobites in the pelagic realm.

Subjects with active tuberculosis (TB) were ineligible; however those with latent TB could be enrolled if TB prophylaxis was initiated before or simultaneous to the first administration of study agent.

If one frame of axes is moving relative to another, then events that are simultaneous relative to the first are not simultaneous relative to the second, and vice versa.

Here we describe an experimental method for obtaining pure shift heteronuclear single quantum correlation (HSQC) spectra, in which real-time homodecoupling using the BIRD pulse sequence element 1 leads to the first simultaneous resolution and signal enhancement in the directly detected (H) dimension.

The entry C whose options are 'graphic; mediated; congruent', gives access to a simultaneous set, the first member of which has two options 'conventional' (c1) or 'digital' (c2), the second system has 'personal' (s1) or 'public' (s2).

Cyrus rehearsed for the tour simultaneous to filming the final episodes for the second season of Hannah Montana from September to October 2007.

For forty seconds, the three-way was engaged in what the researchers referred to as "simultaneous intromission," before the first male had to make the threesome into a twosome in order to catch a breath of air.

The station received around 4,000 simultaneous phone calls; the first call to get through was from the telephone company.

A few hours later, the Knicks and the Rangers will stage a joint rally in Greeley Square to celebrate their simultaneous playoff appearances, the first time that has happened since 1997.

In [11], interference cancellation and precoding techniques are proposed (assuming DF relays) to deal with the interference due to simultaneous transmissions in the second phase.

One right strongly supports another when it is logically or practically inconsistent to endorse the implementation of second right without endorsing the simultaneous implementation of the first.