Sentence examples for simultaneously extend from inspiring English sources

Why not, then, simultaneously extend copyright and narrow its scope?

iii) Keeping your abs held in the crunch position, simultaneously extend one arm back and your opposite leg out (B).

The arc of Mr. Roberts's growth has also showed ways a pianist can broaden his foundations and simultaneously extend his ideas.

Like François Truffaut, Jean-Luc Godard, and Claude Chabrol, a handful of directors -- among them Edward Yang, Hou Hsiao-hsien, and Tsai Ming-liang -- have been making films that simultaneously extend the formal possibilities of the medium and reveal the half-hidden facets and barely audible rhythms of contemporary life.

We simultaneously extend Theorem P1 and give an affirmative answer to Question P1.

Revisiting the ten ecological principles (Haddon 1970) and re-examining the Injury Iceberg (Hanson et al. 2005) represents the first step in being able to show that it is possible to preserve the traditional approach in sports injury research, yet simultaneously, extend the horizon beyond it.

Each employee simultaneously extended an arm, palm up, as Mr. Riiff squirted a dollop of goop into one hand after another to help stave off the H1N1, or swine flu, virus.

As a model of the task is learned, the model is simultaneously extended to create task-specific predictions of the future values of inputs.

Cook scored superb hundreds in Mumbai and Kolkata to help England take a 2-1 lead over India with one match to play, simultaneously extending his record of having recorded a century in each of his first five Tests as captain.

The most distinctive feature of current work is that medical resources are efficiently used to provide them real-time medical services in case of emergency simultaneously extending social network of the elderly people.

"Making these two services generally available on Azure simultaneously extends the capabilities of developers to build custom models that can naturally interpret the intentions of people conversing with bots," Lili Cheng, corporate vice president at the Microsoft AI and Research division wrote in a company blog post on the announcement.