Sentence examples for simultaneously balancing from inspiring English sources
His pledge to add huge new tax cuts to Mr Bush's while simultaneously balancing the budget is not credible.Mr Obama calls himself a "pro-growth, free-market guy", despite opposing most of Mr Bush's trade deals, voting in favour of farm subsidies and frequently veering into populist rhetoric.
By simultaneously balancing these two positive matrices, we can obtain the balanced transformation matrix which balances the original system.
By simultaneously balancing the fit among the four aspects and the aim of the desired change, organizations can achieve better performance than competitors.
Experimental results show that, the proposed approach can significantly minimize total data traffic while simultaneously balancing the traffic loads of different links.
The technique produces high performance code by simultaneously balancing instructions among clusters and minimizing the amount of inter-cluster data communications.
The optimization must integrate and model the engineering requirements and limitations of the generation, while simultaneously balancing the system electric load at all times.
When I mentioned this to Conway, he quibbled that in fact he had balanced a broom on his chin and simultaneously balanced a penny on the hook of a coat hanger and then with a centrifugal swoop spun this coat hanger contraption around like a helicopter rotor.
The evaluation results reveal that our LAPM-based WLAN scheme efficiently increases the throughput of the network and significantly decreases the packet loss ratio while simultaneously balances the network by fair distribution of the resources.
By contrast in preload non-responders, the increase in the right atrial pressure that occurred simultaneously balanced the increase in mean systemic pressure, such that the pressure gradient of venous return (and thus cardiac output) remained unchanged [57].
The trade-offs in energy between vehicle production, operational performance and end-of-life are formulated as a mathematical problem, and simultaneously balanced with other transport-related functionalities, and may be optimised.
Consequently, the charge interception reaction and the charge accumulation process at the conduction band of the TiO2 electrodes were simultaneously balanced by the establishment of I2···NH2, NH···I− and C = O···Li+ bonds at the branches of the confined dendrimers for increasing their global conversion efficiency.
