Sentence examples for simultaneously traced from inspiring English sources
The load displacement curves were simultaneously traced by the testing machine computer.
Yet his left hand was simultaneously tracing those underlying patterns, setting chords precisely where they'd swing best.
By simultaneously tracing cells' mutations and movements, MACHINA found that metastatic disease in some patients could result from fewer cellular migrations than previously thought.
Luckily for the tragic convoy of parents seeking their lost offspring along the "Mother Road", DS Kathy Mallory is on his trail, while simultaneously tracing the journey mapped out by her unknown father.
Nixon opens his first body chapter with Raymond Williams's celebration of writing that tackles "'the close living substance' of the local while simultaneously tracing the 'occluded relationships'..
Such results demonstrate the model capability and its potential as a tool to simultaneously trace the evolution of histone modifications for different histone types, and to investigate how the epigenetic profile is affected overall.
Representative images from experiments simultaneously tracing both genioglossus (green) and left masseter (red) premotor neurons.
The reason is that users have to simultaneously trace multiple lines to infer reaction requirements which can render the process of parsing complex interaction diagrams cumbersome.
Furthermore, UNICEF will register separated, unaccompanied and other children and simultaneously trace and reunite children with their families or make temporary alternative arrangements for unaccompanied children in order to prevent trafficking and other forms of exploitation.
Both curves have been measured simultaneously by tracing the resonance angles for each mode.
We performed simultaneously lineage tracing of Tbx5+ and Mef2cAHF + cells using separate reporters for Cre (Rosa mTmG ) and Dre (Rosa nKmB ) activity and found that the two populations of labeled cells appeared largely mutually exclusive, except perhaps a narrow stripe of cells at the border between the forming left and right ventricles.
