Sentence examples for simultaneously achieves from inspiring English sources

In printing them, it kills two birds with one stone: it enforces its exchange-rate target and simultaneously achieves its monetary goals.

Her short tone poem "Aerality" leans on sustained notes, yet its sonorities are so alive with ever-changing instrumental filigree that it simultaneously achieves a state of stasis and of transformation.

One of the earliest examples is given by the PRISM coding framework [4, 10, 46], which simultaneously achieves light encoding complexity and robustness to channel losses.

Because the approach combines the strengths of both DFT and GRNN methods, it simultaneously achieves both efficiency and accuracy at a very low cost.

The problem of the multi-objective controller synthesis is to construct a controller that stabilizes the closed loop system and, simultaneously, achieves all the prescribed specifications.

A socially acceptable manure management system that simultaneously achieves the pressing environmental objectives while balancing the socio-economic welfare of farmers and society at large is needed.

Using pension money would simultaneously achieve another of Mr. Jackson's goals: encouraging pensions to focus on socially responsible investments.

"Never before in American history has an individual simultaneously achieved Tribe's preeminence both as a practitioner and as a scholar of constitutional law," William Powell wrote in 1986.

The Bhagavadgita states that because action is inescapable, the three paths are better thought of as simultaneously achieving the goals of world maintenance (dharma) and world release (moksha).

He is not emblematic of a party that got hijacked but of one that hoped to simultaneously achieve a radical agenda, play to its base's worst fears, and still be celebrated in polite society.

If you can simultaneously achieve you're social mission by selling products and services at a profit, there's no logical reason why you should be looking for any other model.