Sentence examples for simultaneous way from inspiring English sources

Then he notices the extraordinary, simultaneous way Mountford's eyes are rolling and her brows arching.

The traditional hybrid clustering and classification algorithms handle them in a sequential way rather than a simultaneous way.

However, although the size dependence of the heating power has been already investigated and indicates the existence of an optimal particle size in which the heating power is maximum [14], there are no systematic data on the influence of particle concentration or solvent properties in the same magnetic system and in a simultaneous way.

Nowadays, the climatic change has addressed the research targets to find renewable energy sources and in order to develop more efficient technologies in a simultaneous way, with the object of promoting a rational use of the energy in the frame of the sustainable development.

A substantial element of the procedure is the determination of nucleosides and creatinine on a simultaneous way.

Root gravitropism appears to be another example of a physiological process in which both NO and ROS play key roles in a simultaneous way [ 33], as ROS were recently associated with auxin-mediated gravitropic responses in maize [ 21] and in the graviresponsive pulvinus of maize [ 34].

As a married man, he was not eligible, according to Orthodox practice, for elevation to a bishopric, but his remarkable energy served his church in many simultaneous ways.

Hence, formal and informal order may both be considered legitimate, simultaneous ways of "making the city" (Landry 2006).

Moreover, we were first to present a sub-analysis of studies performing a simultaneous three way comparison using all the tests in the same child, allowing to reduce potential bias due to individual differences.

The arrival of the two books is awkwardly simultaneous, in ways that would ordinarily force them to compete with each other, if they were not so symbiotic and if each were not so potent in its own way.

It'll be a simultaneous four-way exchange, with four operating rooms, each staffed with a surgeon, a resident, an anesthesiologist and two nurses.