Sentence examples for simultaneously among from inspiring English sources

The very first production by the National Theatre of Scotland took place in 10 venues simultaneously, among them a ferry boat, a block of flats and a shop front: a declaration of intent for an organisation determined to question not just what "theatre" means, but what "national" and "Scotland" could mean, too.

That makes it an odd fit on today's PBS, where news and public affairs programs like "Frontline," "Now" and "Bill Moyers Journal," with their reporting and advocacy on Iraq, civil liberties and other fraught topics, are simultaneously among the best and the gloomiest shows on television.

Our aim is to pair, i.e., to allocate OFDM subcarriers to different (source radar, destination radar) duple's dynamically, so that collision-free communication can occur simultaneously among the radars.

Both repairmen recover the failed machines by following the time sharing concept which means that the repairmen share their repair job simultaneously among all the failed machines that have joined the system for repair.

Detection and isolation of circulating tumor cells (CTCs) play a pivotal role in the diagnosis and prognosis of cancer, while the high capture efficiency and purity of CTCs are difficult to achieve simultaneously among the various isolation methods.

Experimental blending of Western and Malagasy musical elements was occurring simultaneously among a number of northwestern bands and musicians of Jaojoby's generation.

Among these genes, 889 genes were simultaneously overlapping among 24 h-I_CN, 3d-I_CN and 8d-I_CN and significantly upregulated in at least one of the three time points (Fig.  3a).

His girlfriend is performing an audition, singing her talentless heart out for some Hooray Henry producers, who are laughing at her, and simultaneously gossiping among themselves.

Additionally, the Y4 and Y7 lines are reported to simultaneously appear among the GaN epilayers.

Several researchers have pointed out that obtaining a classifier that discriminates between two classes is much easier than building one that simultaneously distinguishes among all classes.

We conclude that using relatively simple descriptors of the saccadic behavior it is possible to simultaneously classify among 6 different types of psychiatric conditions.