Sentence examples for simultaneously highlighted from inspiring English sources

In Karlberg's stark photographs, these many inequities seem simultaneously highlighted and erased.

Note that we can also select a source in the DS9 image display to have it simultaneously highlighted in a TOPCAT table or plot (as well as in the CSCview results table).

In this process, workers underscored the facets of their jobs that might serve as evidence of status, while they simultaneously highlighted the undesirable elements of jobs that social others performed, not only concealing the full range of duties each group enacted but also masking common tasks.

While the services of food banks have been subject to exponential demand, national initiatives like the First Lady's "Let's Move" program have simultaneously highlighted the urgent need for education and reform around healthy eating.

The growing evidence for features of social capital as determinants of health and wellbeing has simultaneously highlighted its potential as a pathway to other determinants, and therefore its relevance to a range of policy sectors including welfare, education, families and communities, employment, housing, urban development and planning and justice.

Nevertheless, both identifiers simultaneously highlighted stroke, dementia, and cardiac failure as diseases being strongly associated with frequent attendance to primary care practice.

It managed to celebrate the Paralympics while simultaneously highlighting the achievements of its own staff.

For the stars, it's a chance to declare that they are more than just a pretty head of hair (while simultaneously highlighting their fine bone structure).

Although focusing on the fatal, state-propelled myths that led to the persecution of poor women, the lyrics simultaneously highlight the parallel scapegoating used to blame social ills in an era of what the band calls "rabid Cameron".

However, the level of stimulation could only match the level of stimulation with the CM when all three recombinants were given simultaneously, highlighting one of the advantages of using whole CM over a treatment strategy using individual proteins.

This paper clarifies the role of objects in generating both cultural meanings and valuable forms of status by building upon previous research on cultural consumption and mediation, while simultaneously highlighting the intrinsic materiality of such practices.