Sentence examples for simultaneously practiced from inspiring English sources
They said it was a performers' madhouse where sword swallowers, flame throwers, adagio teams, tap dancers and acrobats simultaneously practiced their acts.
Drawing on relevant literature from various service-related disciplines, we develop insight into how customization and personalization are simultaneously practiced by means of case research in the context of long-term care for elder people.
This approach would be particularly pertinent in light of the common occurrence of medical staff simultaneously practicing in both public and private sectors.
That meant that twelve students practiced simultaneously, making good supervision and feedback by the two teachers more difficult.
Thus in the medieval period, within all three Abrahamic faiths, not only Islam; philosophy and medicine were practiced simultaneously.
The author builds a case that the design and use of intelligent information systems in real-time practice holds the promise of simultaneously transforming practice and research.
Instead of building new fields, for instance, some schools are installing netting systems that divide existing fields in half so two teams can practice simultaneously.
The 1990 1994 reform again allowed doctors to become part-timers if they wished to practice simultaneously in private surgeries or to treat on a per-case basis, but in this case their salaries would be reduced.
Tchaikovsky's expert use of having two or more instruments play a melody simultaneously (a practice called doubling) and his ear for uncanny combinations of instruments resulted in "a generalized orchestral sonority in which the individual timbres of the instruments, being thoroughly mixed, would vanish".
Therefore, you cannot buy multiple items simultaneously, a practice that generally reduces the shipping costs of each item.
As attorney general, Mr. Cuomo investigated cases of school administrators who earned salaries and pensions simultaneously, a practice known as double dipping.
