Patsy is simultaneously dying and coming alive for the first time.
This shift is being marked by evergreen trees, which have increased their growth at the margins of the tundra while simultaneously dying off at the southern limits of the boreal forest in recent decades.
Something like this idea is suggested in a huge, air-filled fabric sculpture by Lewis deSoto, which depicts the reclining Buddha simultaneously dying and entering the energy stream of nirvana.
Rodríguez Vergara observes that the General is like a supernatural being, simultaneously dying and being surrounded by symbolic circumstances such as rain, fiestas, and the plague.
Simultaneously, dying GPT neurons are accumulated in an additive, continuous fashion.
By definition, these four states are mutually exclusive: a patient cannot simultaneously die and be transferred to HD, or be alive on PD and have a renal transplant.
While extrusion promotes apoptosis during normal homeostasis by extruding live cells that later die from loss of contact to matrix-derived survival signaling (Eisenhoffer et al., 2012), treating epithelia with apoptotic stimuli causes cells to simultaneously die and extrude (Rosenblatt et al., 2001; Andrade and Rosenblatt, 2011).
Among 3 patients with local recurrence of the remnant pancreas, 2 had distant metastasis simultaneously and died at 5 and 8 months after PD-SAR, respectively, and 1 had local recurrence of the remnant pancreas alone and died at 18 months.
Yamaguchi took samples of the cedars and found that they had died simultaneously: in tree after tree, the final rings dated to the summer of 1699.
(This is also what would happen if they died simultaneously).
