Sentence examples for simultaneously imparted from inspiring English sources

Functional properties of treated fabrics indicate that, the in-situ incorporation of Ag NPs into fabric matrix was simultaneously imparted multifunctional properties (colorant, antibacterial action and UV-protection) into natural fabrics concurrently.

He is painfully attuned to the irony that his novel imparts this lesson of necessary ignorance by simultaneously imparting a lot of knowledge.

The inclusion of MWCNTs in the toughened adhesive can be advantageously employed for further enhancing adhesive properties simultaneously imparting electrical conductivity, which results of 11 orders of magnitude higher than the unfilled formulation.

Supercritical carbon dioxide (scCO2) processing is used as a novel method to simultaneously impart a porous structure and disperse a nano-clay in a resorbable polymer matrix suitable for load-bearing applications.

Under oxidizing conditions, intermolecular cross-linking of catechol groups drives rapid macromonomer gelation, while catechol cross-linking to tissue surfaces simultaneously imparts adhesive behavior.

By relying on the external resources to provide the querying interface, the time required to configure Galaxy to communicate with an external resource is minimized while simultaneously imparting full control of data access to the resource curators; for example, changes made to the external resource interface are reflected instantly without additional effort required in the Galaxy instance.

The ability of fimbrin and villin to simultaneously crosslink two microfilaments is imparted by their disparate binding sites on actin, which, when considering the helical nature of the actin polymer, vertically staggers the two cross-linking sites (Movie S1).

We apply this new model to the simultaneous reconstruction of two fluorophores with lifetime contrast.We investigate for this purpose the information content imparted by single time gates and perform optical reconstructions based on multiple time gates to simultaneously image two fluorophores.

Wisdom is not imparted; it is discovered.

Without words, big things still get imparted.

"They're not imparted quickly".