Sentence examples for simultaneously approach from inspiring English sources

In regime II, a small ridge can be carried by the front, whilst the macroscopic angle can simultaneously approach that from the Young-Dupré relationship.

A new isokinetic vertical sand trap is designed in this work, and the new trap has an advantage that airflows in all sampling tubes at different height can simultaneously approach the isokinetic state.

The surrogate response-aided SS is able to, simultaneously, approach the failure domains of all the possible designs in the design space by a single run of simulation and to generate more complete design information, which subsequently yields feasible designs with a wide range of combinations of design parameters.

The method aims to design the disc thickness profile so as to have minimum weight while the equivalent secondary creep stresses of the rotating disc under a high temperature gradient at all points simultaneously approach but do not exceed an allowable stress.

Note however, that the short AT region does not allow both Ru2+ centres of Λ,Λ-B to simultaneously approach this central stretch.

We note that in the limit as the parameters s 1 f, s 1 m, s 2 f, and s 2 m simultaneously approach zero, the constant-admixture model approaches the single-event model.

Later there are echoes of "West Side Story" in the simultaneously approaching and retreating lines with which Mr. Peck ends the third section, and reminders of Robbins's "Dances at a Gathering" in the way social groups form, occasionally excluding, then reabsorbing, a lone figure.

Joint/direct models differ from the previous ones because the whole process is simultaneously approached (all in one).

A guideline for simultaneously approaching low κL and low αV is proposed for searching promising E/TBC candidates.

It was numerically demonstrated that indexes of cash management can be simultaneously approached via the algorithm of Fig. 4 and with no major trade-off.

Temporal judgments have been investigated for single cars approaching an intersection; however, close to nothing is known about how street crossing decisions are being made when several vehicles are simultaneously approaching in two adjacent lanes.