Sentence examples for simultaneously on paper from inspiring English sources

Until this year, newspapers debated the business sense in publishing stories simultaneously on paper for a price and on the internet for free.

Data were collected via a hand held Palm OS®; Personal-Digital Assistant (PDAs) and simultaneously on a paper questionnaire form.

All images from the database were presented simultaneously as prints on paper.

Drawing simultaneously on photo-sensitive paper with a lightpen and chemical fixer, Walead Beshty adds a footnote to the history of automatism, the photogram and Abstract Expressionism.

The LiveScribe Pulse SmartPen, for one, makes an audio recording simultaneously with pen marks on paper.

Dollond received the council medal of the Great Exhibition of 1851 for his atmospheric recorder that simultaneously measured and recorded on paper tape temperature, atmospheric pressure, wind speed and direction, evaporation, and electrical phenomena.

In a simultaneously published paper on the same study subjects, ATM missense substitution carriers appear to have a shorter latency of contralateral BC following radiation therapy than non-carriers [ 9], thus lending support to the hypothesis that rare missense sequence variants in ATM may also influence the risk of radiation-induced BC.

Walter made his most important contribution in 1866 with the Walter rotary press, which printed rapidly and simultaneously on both sides of paper wound on a roll; his press facilitated The Times's struggle with The Daily Telegraph and other newly established penny papers.

It made for an extraordinary scene, a player with 647 career home runs simultaneously arriving in person while being banished on paper.

The foundation's suite is modest and sparsely furnished, and its staff members appear to be the busiest people in Libya, bent over computers, talking simultaneously on several phones, surrounded by papers.

Simultaneously, the paper also uses an approach on simulating multiple failure events to describe random factors of triggering disasters.