Sentence examples for simultaneous with that from inspiring English sources

A second inertial observer, who is in relative motion with respect to the first, however, will disagree with him regarding which events are simultaneous with that given event.

More important, the acceleration produced by the exercise of a force is simultaneous with that exercise thus defying temporal priority.

For example, in [pʰj], the gesture for [h] is simultaneous with that for [j], evidenced by the fact that the formant pattern for [j] is in the aspiration of [h].

In half of these trials, randomly selected, a loud auditory stimulus (0.3 s duration, 1 kHz, 96 dB) was delivered binaurally through headphones, with onset simultaneous with that of the V cue (AV; auditory-visual cue).

At the time of the affair, he gave Snoopy a simultaneous affair with "that girl beagle" who "has the softest paws".

In a controlled laboratory setting, we compare the performance of the simultaneous first-price auction, the sequential first-price auction and the simultaneous descending auction with that of the simultaneous ascending auction.

A strong tendency to maintain a constant distance between the two fish while performing a simultaneous OMR, compared with that in the superimposed control, would indicate that the coordinated movement was mediated by an interindividual interaction.

Recently, we compared pain relief, quality of life, and functional outcome in 23 of the 26 patients reported in the current study (simultaneous bilateral TARs) with that for 46 matched unilateral TARs (Barg et al. 2010b).

This CubeSat mission, scheduled for launch in early 2016 from the International Space Station, provides a cost-effective approach to measuring low altitude in-situ parameters along with simultaneous imaging that is capable of addressing the fundamental questions of atmospheric gravity wave coupling in the MLTI region.

Therefore, we developed a custom-made lung-function device with simultaneous inhalation that allows application of defined aerosol doses during measurement.

We have not specified which events lie in the future and past of which other events, how much time elapses between these events, which events are simultaneous with others so that they can form three dimensional spaces, what spatial distances separates these events and many more related properties.