Sentence examples for simultaneously exceed from inspiring English sources
The threshold condition for rock blocks to start slipping was that the I-value should reach a threshold value, while the threshold conditions of a sustained slip failure were that the I-value should reach a larger threshold value and β should simultaneously exceed a certain value.
The two parameters led to two intrinsic thresholds that must be simultaneously exceeded for a fatigue crack to grow.
The album's artwork features illustrations of explosives; Billboard writer Judy Cantor Navas opined that this "simultaneously exceeded and parodied [Calle 13's] reputation as provocateur".
Meeting the immediate food, water and shelter needs of millions of people simultaneously exceeds the preparedness capabilities of these countries.
To prevent several mooring lines simultaneously from exceeding a stress threshold, this paper suggests a new algorithm to determine the reference position and an associated control system.
And as the number of tasks/problems we simultaneously manage exceeds three, we show significant decline in the accuracy and speed of handling these tasks/problems [ 30].
Therefore these threshold values when exceeded simultaneously establish the earliest time possible for ignition.
Simultaneously, schedulable reserve should not exceed the selected reserve in advance, so the maximum schedulable reserve is set as the selected reserve ( R_{i} ).
Such devices would give rise to novel structures where coherent light matter interactions exceed dissipative processes simultaneously in multiple locations of the array [1 6].
As shown, the number of objects in the low-traffic scenario does not typically exceed three vehicles simultaneously in the scene, and includes a large amount of instants in which there are no vehicles at all.
Secondly, on the premise of keeping correct capture pose, a novel optimization factor in null space is designed to minimize base attitude disturbance and ensure that the joint angles do not exceed their limits simultaneously.
