Sentence examples for simultaneously leading from inspiring English sources

In simultaneous NMF [24], data from different modalities are factorised simultaneously, leading to recurrent patterns in the columns of W consisting of pattern combinations over two or more sources that coincide with each other.

Grazing may, for example, lead to a more homogenous vegetation structure at a small scale, while simultaneously leading to heterogeneity at a larger scale (Adler et al., 2001).

But it leaves unaddressed and unresolved the contradiction of calling yourself a friend of freedom while simultaneously leading a caravan of weapons salesmen to autocratic regimes.

This latest drop in numbers may be the consequence of a new infection, or of several diseases simultaneously, leading to a fatally compromised immune system.

While Mr. Rosa was singing about witchcraft and Baudelaire over gothic guitar feedback on his last solo album, "Vagabundo," from 1996, he was simultaneously leading a secret life as Latin pop's most sought-after ghost writer for very un-Draco artists like Ricky Martin, Julio Iglesias and Ednita Nazario.

Hence and should be allocated simultaneously leading to a total power denoted by where (37).

Some fungi not only degrade lignin effectively, but also consume cellulose simultaneously leading to low available cellulose for bioethanol production.

Also, the pincer and cam morphologies may be present simultaneously, leading to a "mixed" type of FAI [8, 9, 10].

In Stille's account, the blurry line between public and private make Italy under Berlusconi seem not unlike Russia under Putin — with Berlusconi starring simultaneously as leading oligarch and head of state.

Asked what it was like to function simultaneously as leading lady and director, she replies without missing a beat that she wishes she'd had time to find out.

This would result in both vehicles rebroadcasting simultaneously, thereby leading to a collision in the sender.