Sentence examples for simultaneously relying on from inspiring English sources

The best ones nail the subtle blend of seeming to do it all while simultaneously relying on the generosity and expertise of others.

Diagnosing the cyber threat as primarily about espionage, theft, and disruption while simultaneously relying on doom scenarios out of step with that diagnosis has been a feature of U.S. public policy discourse on this issue since at least 2008.

The achievement of a style is like the achievement of an individual poem writ large: it's a delicate balance of confidence and guesswork, as the writer simultaneously relies on what's worked in the past, bets on what might work right now and tries to leave a little room for things that might work in the future.

The display philosophy will only enable one layer to be lit up at a time, so in order to light up the entire LED cube simultaneously, rely on the Persistence of Vision phenomenon.

Most studies to date have been small, cross-sectional studies collecting data relating to either mentees or mentors (not simultaneously) and relying on questionnaires which have not been pre-tested [ 10], rather than validated measures of potential benefits to mentees.

Often as not, this is because the adviser has several projects going simultaneously and relies on students and postdocs to fill in the empty spots, or it might just be that they've lost a bit of interest in research.

In 1996 John Wood of University College London and John Hunter at Roche Bioscience simultaneously isolated that channel by relying on its unique resistance to the blowfish toxin.

Apart from direct recruitment of trios, one way to circumvent the obstacle of small sample size is to turn to statistical tools to utilize incomplete trios (mother/child or father/child duos) by carrying out analyses at multiple variants simultaneously (haplotype analyses) and/or by relying on the expectation maximization algorithm to estimate the missing genotypes [ 5, 74].

Males relying on acoustic response may simultaneously attract responsive females and repel competitive neighboring males.

Like China, India is suffering the effects of simultaneously seeking to grow its economy, while also relying on coal burning to power its factories and electric plants.

A draw may be enough but it would leave them relying on Sweden failing to beat Portugal, which kicks off simultaneously.