On a frustrating day of bright sunshine and blobby rain showers – sometimes simultaneously – first up to make her case was the German world No4, Angelique Kerber.
If you dug movies, and hit puberty anytime between 1973 and 1983, then the creator of Mean Streets, Taxi Driver, Raging Bull and King of Comedy was, simultaneously, first love, mentor, drug dealer, God.
Hardly surprising that the Dears were named band of the festival at this year's influential South By Southwest, have grabbed an NME single of the week and had one Montreal paper voting them simultaneously third best band in the world and third most pretentious!
In contrast to these previous contributions, our model considers two relevant aspects of the broadcasting industry simultaneously: First, in addition to horizontal differentiation, we also assume the presence of differences in programme quality, measured in terms of viewers' utility.
In sum, Romney is arguing three things simultaneously: First, we absolutely have to restrain Medicare spending.
Simultaneously, third year students who are very soon graduating should be prepared to practice evidence-based.
Simultaneously, first periclinal divisions give rise to parenchymatous cells outwards, which form a protecting callus.
Laccase and MIP were released simultaneously first following lignin degradation at a higher rate compared to holocellulose.
If all hypotheses are created simultaneously first and have to compete for data points, this drawback is overcome.
When an outbreak was simultaneously first communicated by nongovernmental and governmental sources (n = 5), the outbreak was repeated in the dataset and each source was given credit.
