Sentence examples for simultaneously demonstrated from inspiring English sources
Thus, a high G is expected to drop, as simultaneously demonstrated by the present simulated methodologies.
The right kidney is duplex and is simultaneously demonstrated in (a) greyscale mode and (b) contrast-only mode during bladder filling.
The FAF images obtained simultaneously demonstrated the transition from initial hyperautofluorescent of acute lesions to predominant hypoautofluorescent in the healed stage.
But in a pair of papers published in 2014, Bodenmiller and Bendall simultaneously demonstrated methods to turn a CyTOF analyzer into a mass spec imager, enabling a kind of high-throughput single-cell proteomics spatial analysis.
One study found that men with moist eyes — but no flowing tears — were considered attractive to women because they simultaneously demonstrated their sensitivity and self-restraint, said Ad Vingerhoets, professor of clinical psychology at Tilburg University in the Netherlands.
The Rc reduction of ∼40% at 45 nm and no contact to poly short issue at 28 nm contact design rules can be simultaneously demonstrated by implementing optimized in situ saturation and LER dry cleaning conditions.
That may explain why Baghdad is pursuing apparently contradictory aims, seeking to convince the world that it is committed to disarmament while simultaneously demonstrating its military prowess.
To avoid any risk, western politicians heap praise (as Miliband does) on Burmese dissidents, lauding their courage - while simultaneously demonstrating their own moral and political cowardice.
A Ford commercial will now financially enable them to continue to make music that enriches our sense of what is possible, while simultaneously demonstrating their potential wider appeal.
Meant to simultaneously demonstrate and inculcate modesty, both religions exhorted women to be clothed from head to foot.
As Rosenberg writes for the Washington Post HBOBO's contract with Sesame Street simultaneously demonstrates, once again, that the show is a valuable commodity, and makes one of the best, most under-looked arguments for public arts funding".
