The vaccines provide no protection against other viruses that are circulating simultaneously, such as a new form of norovirus and a severe outbreak of whooping cough.
Automated systems can sort a number of materials simultaneously, such as paper, cardboard, aluminum, plastic, and glass, using such tools as magnets and ultraviolet optical scanners.
A good case study is the Philippines government agency NOAH, which has pioneered methods for enabling communities to respond to complex, chaotic impacts when different natural hazards strike simultaneously, such as typhoons, landslides or volcanic eruptions.
It's less useful for smartphones, although landscape multi-window on large-screen phablets can be useful in situations where you need to keep an eye on two things simultaneously, such as a map and a conversation.
Indigenous governance practices often take on more than one of these dimensions simultaneously, such as working within structures formally sanctioned by the colonial power but also simultaneously modifying and resisting them.
After that I will take up the chair of LankellyChase Foundation, a trust which works to improve the quality of life for people on the extreme margins of society, who face multiple disadvantages simultaneously, such as mental illness, homelessness, violence and abuse, drug misuse and extreme poverty.
The chemical reactions and casting may proceed simultaneously, such as that in spray pyrolysis.
Many properties were optimized simultaneously, such as shell temperature, mechanical strength, fatigue strength, and radiation resistance.
These elements can perform several functions simultaneously, such as energy and structural aspects.
The 370 also supports several audio devices simultaneously, such as a handset, headset and loudspeaker why anyone would be using all three simultaneously is beyond me.
However, in the environment of interest several modes may be excited simultaneously, such as in an experiment when an impulse is applied at a discrete point.
