Sentence examples for simultaneously as possible from inspiring English sources

The 192 rays have to strike the target as close to simultaneously as possible.

The separate colours are therefore printed as nearly simultaneously as possible.

As the libel laws still apply, Murray continues to seek volunteers to post a copy of the text on as many websites simultaneously as possible.

Finally, you can make those measurements (or force those interactions) as close to simultaneously as possible.

Subjects were instructed to fixate on the rubber hand throughout the 3 min stimulation period, during which the index finger of the subject's own right hand and that of the rubber hand were stroked as simultaneously as possible using two paintbrushes that were connected tightly with each other in a U-shape.

Once identified subjects were again requested to adopt a posture that felt natural to them and the inclinometers were placed as simultaneously as possible over the markers.

Machines, equipments and tools must also be developed to perform both the operations simultaneously as much as possible.

Tamai (1997), the pioneer of shadowing research in Japan's English as a foreign language (EFL) context, re-defined Lambert's definition of shadowing as a training technique of listening which the learner attempts to repeat the incoming information simultaneously as exactly as possible while listening attentively to the heard speech (pp. 105 106).

Its basic concept is to determine a function that has at most ε deviation from the actually obtained target (i.e., ground truth age) for training gait features and is simultaneously as smooth as possible, which makes the SVR less sensitive to outliers.

However, since the RT scheme is comparable to a cooperative relaying scheme, both the source and relay should be simultaneously considered as possible candidates for transmission during phase 2 in practical wireless environments.

Later, he began matching the beats of records, trying to keep two songs playing simultaneously for as long as possible, which was an extremely difficult task since most turntables then lacked conveniences like pitch control.