Sentence examples for simultaneous work from inspiring English sources

A remarkable succession of altarpieces by Sienese painters testifies to the simultaneous work of a number of artists, some of whom possessed quite distinct personalities.

"Rebuilding the interlocking is a complex process, involving the replacement of four switches that are near the end of their useful life and requires simultaneous work on both tracks," Metro said of the Branch Avenue crossover.

It was concluded from the above that comprehensive, simultaneous work is needed on human and environmental aspects, clarity and conceptual unity, in order to achieve sustainability in practical matters and ensure that ergoecology-compatible design methods are applied.

The singer's recent collaborators described his work ethic as tireless throughout his last phase, which included simultaneous work on the album, its accompanying videos and the theater production, a nontraditional sequel to "The Man Who Fell to Earth," the novel that inspired his 1976 film.

This enables a feedback to make quicker production and design decisions, provides updated information about the inspection processes to be shared and used in the new development processes, and permits the simultaneous work in the preparation of the inspection processes themselves.

On the other side, the simultaneous work hardening generates dislocation density inside the DRX grains and thus, the driving force for grain boundary migration drops down as far as the growth stops.

This may also have an effect on the nature and duration of a physician's activities as well as the amount of additional (simultaneous) work-load (e.g. performing patient diagnostics and simultaneously instructing a resident).

This ditch was to be left open during the pyramid construction to allow for simultaneous works on the pyramid filling and its substructures.

Simultaneous conservation work by the Hamilton Kerr Institute in Cambridge on another painting from the collection, the Young Woman Holding Rose Garlands, now in the family collection of the present duke, and by the Prado some years ago on a painting of Danaë, has confirmed that all three are either originals or made under Titian's close supervision in his studio.

Tatar's research, along with simultaneous independent work by Linda Partridge of University College London, U.K., and her colleagues, demonstrated that an insulin-like signaling pathway controls diapause and aging in flies--similar to what had already been found in the roundworm Caenorhabiditis elegans (see "Growing Old Together").

Time-resolved TMS over these parietal (PPC) and frontal (MFG) regions showed that both were functionally relevant for visuospatial processing, an important finding particularly in light of previous simultaneous TMS/fMRI work [21].