Sentence examples for simultaneously being able from inspiring English sources

But The Girls is not as much about friends as bad influences; it is about a surrender to the enablement of transgressive behaviour, while simultaneously being able to pretend that it is at a distance.

The ability of achieving broadband transmission and simultaneously being able to determine the position of maximum transmission (>99%) opens the possibility of many application-specific solutions.

The model here uses mechanisms from electrostatics as well as heat transfer, so to simultaneously being able to handle multiple physical phenomenon's is a big advantage on the part of the software.

In an attempt to advance the relationship between explicit, computational models and physiological data collected during the performance of cognitive tasks, we developed a PDP model of visual word recognition which simulates key results from the ERP reading literature, while simultaneously being able to successfully perform lexical decision a benchmark task for reading models.

This limited our analysis we could perform stratified cross-tabulations, but without simultaneously being able to consider the influence of multiple variables influencing the observed disparities.

To enhance the analgesic efficacy of mental imagery, we wanted participants to use a simple method of achieving a state of moderate relaxation while simultaneously being able to perceive vivid movement and sensation.

"It was quite amazing that not just one, but three groups almost simultaneously were able to demonstrate this".

We find that this time step together with 300 re-initialization iterations would not broke the stability of LSF evolution and simultaneously is able to achieve a very desirable SDF.

The final EPS model structure (based on all drugs simultaneously) was able to describe the observed EPS occurrence adequately with acceptable low relative standard errors.

Herein, our attempts are focused on the discovery of novel small molecules that can compete to bind with one of the interacting proteins with higher binding affinity in order to disrupt the interactions between APP and BACE-1 and simultaneously are able to bind to the PAS site of AChE.

Intuitively, since the lower bounds on the number of loci needed to infer a single tree decisively under random taxon coverage were derived assuming just one tree (see Appendix), we expect it would require many more loci to simultaneously be able to recover more than one tree.