Sentence examples for simultaneously complex from inspiring English sources
Done so, the first movement was simple -- one thing, moving through time -- and simultaneously complex in its currents of anxiety within eagerness, impatience within grandeur.
Mr. Predock's nomination cited him for buildings "that grow out of their unique landscapes, creating, at the same time, symbols that are fearlessly expressive and sincere, simultaneously complex and guileless".
My primary reason is simple and simultaneously complex.
Simultaneously, complex II (succinate : ubiquinone oxidoreductase), the enzyme that links the Krebs cycle to OXPHOS, oxidizes FADH to FAD+ and H+ and reduces ubiquinone, while also oxidizing succinate to fumarate, both of which are intermediates of the Krebs cycle.
Afterward, our protestations of love poured forth simultaneously, linguistically complex and metaphorically rich: I daresay we had become poets.
As the world becomes smaller and simultaneously more complex, organizations such as Little League Baseball that want to do good have to understand and manage those complexities to remain true to their core values.
1st to Die and 2nd Chance (just published in paperback and hardback respectively) bring together a police inspector, a lawyer, a journalist and a coroner who "pool their drive and daring over margaritas and beer" in San Francisco, simultaneously unravelling complex homicide cases and messy domestic entanglements.
Simultaneously, the complex physiological, immunological and metabolic interactions between host and microbiome are being untangled.
Since fuzziness and randomness exist simultaneously in complex decision-making, it is inadequate to consider only one or the other.
Note that in the relay beamforming design problem, each relay needs to determine simultaneously several complex numbers to update its beamforming vectors.
The effect of fluid mixing on chemical reactions is analyzed by means of a model which treats simultaneously the complex interactions of mechanical mix diffusion and reaction.
