Sentence examples for simultaneously search from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kovach said in the statement that he paid a monthly fee for access to RMG's site and that its software enabled him to simultaneously search and request tickets — sometimes more than 100 sets at a time.
If you want to test your own views on personalization, you could try a party trick Mr. Pariser demonstrated earlier this year during a talk at the TED conference: ask some friends to simultaneously search Google for a controversial term like gun control or abortion.
Wink allows users to simultaneously search for profiles across social networks including MySpace, Facebook, LinkedIn, and a number of others.
Integrated search portals on the Internet are able to simultaneously search in multiple and heterogeneous document collections containing millions of documents.
In (4), CTLS technique is applied to simultaneously search for the mismatch ΔgΛ and x Λ, and Δ g ^ Λ l l ) and xCTLS are the results.
The main contribution of this paper is design of this learning algorithm which is able to simultaneously search for the weights and topology of the network.
And the site simultaneously searches FamilySearch.org and Origins.net for your entries.
With CraigsPro+, I simultaneously searched 30 cities in the United States, which I could not do on Craigslist.com.
At the ranch, she can accelerate her emergence from the chrysalis of adolescence; she can also take her revenge on her mother, busily embarked on various 60s self-help schemes and simultaneously searching for a new mate, and her father, blithely ensconced in an impersonally high-end flat with a much younger woman.
Each level begins with an orgy of rapid-fire violence and often ends with your character desperately staggering across rooftops, simultaneously searching for ammunition and health-giving herbs while fleeing from a chainsaw-wielding psychopath waiting to perform some particularly aggressive neck surgery.
Four directions which include left, right, up, and down are simultaneously searched.
