Sentence examples for simultaneously harnessing from inspiring English sources

Modern neuroscience has found that our brain is highly "parallel": it uses many different parts simultaneously, harnessing billions of neurons whenever we talk or listen to words.

Certain applications, often in research areas, require sustained bursts of computation that can only be provided by simultaneously harnessing multiple dedicated servers that are not always fully utilized.

In conclusion, UNAIDS supports and empowers countries to develop their own estimates, simultaneously harnessing local knowledge and understanding of epidemics and fostering the routine application of the estimates in programme planning.

I will also discuss the challenges in simultaneously harnessing two types of molecular addictions for therapeutic benefit, and the importance of understanding not only the effects of oncogenic signal transduction on metabolism, but also the impact of metabolic states on signal transduction.

Many concerts also simultaneously harnessed 21st century digital media such as 360˚cameras, binaural technology, and subjective live cameras.

The painter reached the hearts and imaginations of people worldwide with his expressive paintings that simultaneously harnessed the spirit of the avant-garde and the warmth of tradition.

Clipping also provides a unique way to simultaneously harness the conductivity of both walls of a double wall nanotube through covalently bonded scattering junctions.

Cancer cells have the unusual capacity to limit the cost of the mutation load that they harbor and simultaneously harness its evolutionary potential.

Because this approach targets functionally relevant cysteines, we can simultaneously harness previously untapped moonlighting roles of enzymes linked to redox sensing.

The hook: Someone had hacked Linux to simultaneously harness four of Intel's Xeon processors, introduced to the world about two weeks earlier.

Its energy is simultaneously revealed and harnessed, and its buildings are taller than they seem from the ground, bothering the sky, just like those in the Rockefeller Center ceiling mural surrounded by that tornado of ascending monoplanes.