Sentence examples for simultaneously answering from inspiring English sources

We speak on the phone while surfing the Web, partially hearing what's being said to us while simultaneously answering e-mails and checking status updates.

The surgery has up to five people simultaneously answering phone calls, a large team of receptionists, 10 family doctors, five nurses and three healthcare assistants.

Ned and his son, Tyler, are often behind the counter, preparing your meal to order, while simultaneously answering the phone, feeding the CD player (mostly blues and blues-rock) or bantering with customers.

Like the scientists at Cocha Cashu, the researchers here have painted a compelling portrait of the system -- the flows of energy and nutrients through the plant and animal communities, the intricacies of the interactions among the species -- while simultaneously answering fundamental ecological questions (what are the relative roles of starvation and predation in limiting population growth?).

People my age, anywhere from 18 to 28, pride themselves on the fact that they can hold multiple conversations at once -- they can engage friends at the dinner table while simultaneously answering an email from their boss, "liking" their second cousin's Facebook status, and sexting their temporary "hook-up buddy".

He then reflected on the function of the pancreas and the pancreatic duct, asking whether it is a type of a vein or artery, and simultaneously answering in the negative by stating that he has never observed blood in the pancreatic duct, while the fluid present in the duct dyed the silver probe similarly to bile [ 2, 5].

This book simultaneously answers these three questions and is a landmark contribution.

The failure mechanisms of graphene under nanoscale sliding conditions are examined using atomistic simulations to evaluate its use as a solid lubricant and to simultaneously answer principal questions regarding wear of lamellar films comprised of atomically-thin sheets.

Doctors will be increasingly expected to simultaneously answer to two masters — the patient and the government.

GPs simultaneously answered similar questions about each patient.

In this paper, we address a novel yet general discrete network design problem formulation that aims to determine the optimal new link addition and their optimal capacities simultaneously, which answers the questions on whether a new link should be added or not, and if added, what should be the optimal link capacity.