Care was given to exclude incidents such as rearing and grooming as well as exploration which involved scanning with both sets of whiskers simultaneously, as in the case when a rat is facing perpendicular to a wall surface.
Note that experimental organisms may be selected with respect to variety and specificity simultaneously, such as when a biologist working on a specific phenomenon intends to work on others using the same model in the future.
This is a metaphysically modular moment, when you can be the philosophical embodiment of all kinds of things simultaneously, as long as you're young and thin enough.
The dock is compatible with the "iPhone 3G, iPhone, iPod touch, iPod nano (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th gen), iPod classic, iPod mini, iPod (1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th gen)." The mini battery pack charges simultaneously as your iPod when docked and will add up to 30 hours of music, six hours of video and three hours of talk time.
The system allows electricity to flow only when equal pressure is applied simultaneously to both shutters, as when a standard electrical plug is inserted.
It is to be simultaneously ogled and overlooked, as when a barista stared at me and then pointedly asked my partner, who was pushing my chair, "Can I get you anything?" Is there a way to think of this as something other than loss, diminishment, a newly small world?
In a lovely paragraph, French notes how the Hindu sense of religion can be simultaneously comical and moving; as when a Ganesha idol left by the Irish ambassador outside his office turns into a shrine, creating a diplomatic conundrum for Ireland.
In double immunolabeling experiments, primary antibodies were incubated simultaneously except when primary antibodies were generated in the same host species when we proceeded as previously described ([77]).
In fact it wasn't until the bush noises all stopped simultaneously, as they frequently do when a leopard is about, that I knew there had been any sound at all.
Results were thus less biased when selective attrition occurred simultaneously as inappropriate modeling of RTM than when only the latter occurred.
The face becomes all the more important when the hands are otherwise occupied, as when a conductor simultaneously plays a keyboard, a common practice of early-music specialists like Mr. Bicket.
