For those who missed it, this Slate piece provides an excellent summary of the plot of this second season, while simultaneously pointing out how wildly convoluted the thing has been.
Was he expecting his political rivals to publicly question him so that he could defend her, while simultaneously pointing out how much hotter she was than every other candidate's wife?
The Fed could simultaneously point out that the Bear Stearns operation demonstrates we can take pinpoint action to prevent the financial system from seizing up but that there is no need if there ever was one to throw gobs of dollars from a helicopter all over the U.S. and the world.
The recent major work in automata modeling of rail interlocking systems has been done in Turkish National Railway Signalization Project (Söylemez et al. 2011; Turk et al. 2011; Dincel and Kurtulan 2012) which explain in detail techniques in how to model rail interlocking system modules, simultaneously pointing out the pitfall of state explosion for large models.
On simplification some members of the HENVINET project team responded by acknowledging this to be an important issue, while simultaneously pointing out that pragmatic choices also had to be made in order to keep the project manageable; two examples: " We started off with about ten different criteria, each with its own scale.
Amplets allow companies to promote ads and content across Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, StumbleUpon, Twitter, and YouTube simultaneously, and Lui pointed out that they were recently used by the sf.citi group as part of the successful campaign in support of San Francisco's Proposition E, in particular promoting the group's tech-focused video.
Simultaneously, considerable literature has pointed out the anabolic effects of physical activity.
As Mr van den Broek has pointed out, pursuing simultaneously the aims of deepening and broadening the Union certainly requires a great deal of thought and effort.
Referring to her sculptured heads as masks — an Ensor trademark — she pointed out that they simultaneously reveal "what is in the front, and what is behind, and what you can see through".
Several scholars have pointed out that chastity vows simultaneously turned priests into emasculated objects of mockery or disgust, but also into untouchable objects of reverence.
