Sentence examples for simultaneously rendered from inspiring English sources

Thousands were wiped out when its bankruptcy simultaneously rendered those holdings worthless and threw the employees out of work.

With multiple correlated sound signals simultaneously rendered by two or multiple loudspeakers, humans can only perceive a summing virtual sound.

His work with carbon nanotubes (CNT's) has yielded a color known as "blacker-than-black," an all-absorbing, nano particle-based lab creation that has simultaneously rendered our prior understanding of the color spectrum insufficient and opened massive avenues of exploration in art, science, and everywhere in between.

It allows groups of genes to be simultaneously rendered ineffective without the need for time-consuming crosses, and it may even allow sequential targeted disruption that might turn out to be crucial for understanding certain types of regulatory structures.

With their feet and bodies, they simultaneously render and dramatize musical compositions: Morton Feldman's "For John Cage, Steve Reichh's "Clapping Music," and Mozart's "Rondo Alla Turca".

My conclusions would, I figured, be somewhat different: trauma – particularly sexual trauma – affects memory, often in ways that allow predators to traumatize their victims while simultaneously rendering them unreliable witnesses to their own lives.

Perfectionism may have led him to develop compassion for his characters in the course of writing and rewriting his novels, while simultaneously rendering him unable to own up to the mistakes in his own life.

Simultaneously rendering the images more permanent and more fragile, the nature of the transfer process resonates with the visual effect, in which the fracturing of the collage paradoxically emphasizes the beautiful, melancholic solidity of the well-built structures while the faded hues bespeak their tenuous hold in transformative times.

It's possible now for a computer that fits in your pocket to independently and simultaneously render multiple layers of information, and to zip between them quickly and instantly, with animations that mimic gravity and momentum in a way that feels entirely natural.

Halberstam feels constrained to portray all 12 men seriatim, and though he does an extremely deft job of simultaneously rendering his portraits and moving the reader ever deeper into the horror of their fate, in places the book comes to read like an expanded version of The Times's "Portraits of Grief" series.

Calcination treatment simultaneously renders the EGO foam conductive and transforms Fe(OH 3 into hematite (α-Fe2O3), yielding a nanoporous Fe2O3 layer on the surface of the mesoporous EGO foam, creating an ideal structure for lithium storage.