Sentence examples for simultaneously early from inspiring English sources

Witnesses have described the bomblets detonating around them, and three impact craters in Stalin Square in Gori appear to have been made by the cluster bombs that detonated simultaneously early in the war, killing several civilians and a Dutch journalist.

Abdelkader Merah, his wife, who has not been named, and the brothers' mother, Zoulikha Aziri, were arrested simultaneously early on Wednesday, when police swooped on Mohamed Merah's flat in Toulouse.

These data indicate that polarization of endomembranes and secretion occurred simultaneously early in development and were likely tightly coupled processes.

We were invited by the journal to write a reply, with the understanding that the criticism of Cathles et al. and our reply would be published simultaneously early this year.

Simultaneously, another early champion of the work, well-known London photography gallerist Michael Hoppen, started to represent Doyle and show his work in his Chelsea gallery.

Mr. McConnell is now forced to fight on two fronts simultaneously and early against Matt Bevin, his Republican challenger, and Alison Lundergan Grimes, a Democrat, and has already spent $700,000 on advertising.

Therefore, the two aspects, cost and dependability, have to be simultaneously studied early in design.

It would let Apple continue to offer a la carte download sales to slower adopters through iTunes, while simultaneously courting early adopters with a separate all-you-can-hear streaming service like Beats.

Motorola promised free upgrades but constantly pushed back the launch date simultaneously aggravating early adopters and allowing the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 to earn the title as the first LTE tab.

When formulations with H/V ≥ 1.0 are cross-linked at low temperature (25 °C) in air and atmospheric humidity conditions, hydrosilylation and secondary reactions occur simultaneously at early stages of the reaction.

The EGDT method was partially revised from the original procedure to allow its performance simultaneously with early source control.