Sentence examples for simultaneously participating from inspiring English sources

This was a warmup for an attempt to get Cooke City listed in the "Guinness World Records" (category: largest number of people simultaneously participating in a toast).

Smith cites that story and others in his letter, which notes that "IGES appears to be almost fully funded by taxpayer money while simultaneously participating in partisan political activity by requesting a RICO investigation of companies and organizations that disagree with the Obama administration on climate change".

At this unique VR experience, The Hubble Cantata, viewers will turn their attention to the skies while simultaneously participating in a communal event.

Small molecules act by simultaneously participating in multiple biological processes and triggering a variety of changes that lead to diverse reactions.

Having a common conceptual framework for research enables STEM educators to undertake studies appropriate to their interests and particular context, while simultaneously participating in collaborative studies within and across universities, such that their findings contribute to the broader delineation and mapping of effective WTL practices.

Study participants were required to be aged 18 years or older with a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes and initiating insulin therapy for the first time within the normal course of care (not simultaneously participating in a study that included an investigational drug or procedure), and to have sufficient understanding of the primary language of the country.

To simultaneously participate, observe and process history through all of one's biases is a difficult task.

However, if the driver had the right to be represented by a bot, they could simultaneously participate in many marketplaces.

A large number of experts simultaneously participated in numerous knowledge acquisition sessions to provide their expertise in air combat planning.

The authors in [14] propose a novel business model for ES to simultaneously participate in week-ahead, day-ahead and hour-ahead auctions.

The paper considers the problem of dynamic sensor scheduling for non-linear tracking problems in distributed sensor/agent networks (AN/SN), where channel limitations restrict how many sensors can simultaneously participate in the estimation mechanism.