Although those countries' returns from tuna fisheries have increased significantly through improved fisheries management, they could be simultaneously bigger and more sustainable.
It is a challenge to synthesize yolk-shell hollow structures of ACP with small particle sizes but simultaneously bigger pore sizes and larger interior space for the delivery of large molecular weight therapeutics.
"It is simultaneously too big to fail and too big to succeed," he said.
Pollock is simultaneously a big painter and a very fine one, and the way we are forced to move back and forth in front of his works recapitulates the ballet he performed while painting them.
When she describes the "otherworldly perfection" of "Anna Karenina", her pulse quickens: "How had any human being ever managed to write something simultaneously so big and so small…so strange and so natural?" She marvels that the heroine doesn't turn up until chapter 18, and the book goes on for 19 more chapters after her death.
It is observed that the MSFL reads very low values and simultaneously, a big separation is observed between the LLd and LLs curves.
Films open in different markets in different weeks, or arrive simultaneously on big and small screens.
The Chamber, unique in American politics, is the only organization that simultaneously spends big money on elections, lobbies Congress heavily, drills into the regulatory process and, if all else fails, drags the government to court.
By tweaking a few definitions, the SEC could curtail how much information the public receives about the internal operations of corporate conglomerates and their tax-avoidance efforts, while simultaneously shielding big firms from shareholder lawsuits.
Instead of trying to preordain exactly what is or isn't allowed on every single piece of land, we should abandon micromanagement and — simultaneously — think big by funding improvements to infrastructure.
