Sentence examples for simultaneously subject to from inspiring English sources
In practical sensing scenarios, WGM optical sensors are often simultaneously subject to multiple stimuli, which affect both the accuracy and sensitivity of the measurement.
This paper addresses the state estimation problem for a class of switched discrete-time singular systems simultaneously subject to state delays, unknown inputs (UIs) and arbitrary switching sequences.
That city was an anomaly in being both tributary to Athens and simultaneously subject to direct rule by magistrates sent out annually by Corinth; it clearly was a sensitive spot in international relations.
This study reports multiple-regression analyses performed on survey data obtained in a region of the UK (i.e. Humberhead Levels, near Doncaster) simultaneously subject to nine wind-farm proposals (September 2008).
It depicted the post-cold-war world as a place simultaneously subject to the fragmenting forces of religious and ethnic fundamentalism and the homogenizing forces of global capitalism: forces, he suggested, that were threats to democracy, and that were on a dangerous collision course with each other.
However, following the aforementioned indication of interest from Sequential, the special committee authorized Stewart to negotiate her contractual relationships simultaneously, subject to the special committee being able to review those arrangements before determining whether to recommend them to the MSLO board.
The beams were simultaneously subjected to a service load and the ISO 834 standard fire.
A linear oscillator simultaneously subjected to stochastic forcing and parametric excitation is considered.
Moreover, the member is loaded both axially, transversely and simultaneously subjected to internal and external pressures.
In offshore engineering long slender risers are simultaneously subjected to both axial and transverse excitations.
The chemically and anaerobically treated leachate samples were simultaneously subjected to three different treatment processes in isolation.
