Sentence examples for simultaneously spread from inspiring English sources

In order to learn from labeled and unlabeled patterns, here we adapt the optimal graph construction to simultaneously spread the labels in the training set.

Cells transformed with the wildtype Rubisco and the RbcL197 mutant were simultaneously spread to serve as positive and negative controls, respectively.

How ironic, in retrospect, that early disease control campaigns employing not just parenteral tryparsamide and pentamidine for sleeping sickness and streptomycin for tuberculosis but arsenic, bismuth, mercury, and penicillin for syphilis and yaws; chaulmoogra extracts for leprosy; tartar emetic for schistosomiasis; and quinimax for malaria may have simultaneously spread HIV.

In India, the second wave originated in Bombay in September 1918, simultaneously spreading north and south, and reaching Sri Lanka and the northern Indian provinces in October 1918 [ 11, 30].

The findings suggest that various PRRSV strains from different clusters simultaneously circulate and spread in pig farms in China.

Then, we derive a least-squares criterion and propose an alternating least-squares algorithm to retrieve simultaneously all spread values of concentric circles.

Simultaneously, drops spreading at elevated temperatures can cause enhanced evaporation of the solvent at the periphery of the drop's relics where the thickness of the deposit is relatively thin.

A wordless revelation scene in a dusty attic, as crushed realisation, sorrow and anger spread simultaneously across that mesmerising face, should clinch her every prize going.

Quite why you have to be "fearless" to sell headphones, I don't know (do 43% of them explode?), but why celebrate that particular quality anyway, while simultaneously trying to spread fear in the world?

The organs also gave all four patients hepatitis C, in what health officials said was the first reported instance in which the two viruses were spread simultaneously by a transplant.

A picture of a distribution (e.g., as histograms, scatterplots) naturally depicts the center and spread simultaneously.