Sentence examples for simultaneously valid from inspiring English sources

The use of facet product and sum provides direct language support for concurrent engineering, where multiple specifications must be simultaneously valid.

Here, introspection and imagination guide learners from loss of certainty to reclaiming a personal voice; identifying the patient's voice; acknowledging simultaneously valid yet often conflicting perspectives; and recognizing and responding to the range of emotions triggered in patient care.

These PPCs are never simultaneously valid in the same state of the same system.

In the contrary, the MIRU-VNTR 24-loci typing method applied in our study has the advantage to allow for high-resolution genotyping needed for molecular epidemiological studies and, simultaneously, for valid phylogenetic strain classification enabling screening for new phylogenetic lineages/clonal complexes [ 14].

They overlap, but they do not precisely duplicate each other, so they could all be valid simultaneously - all the patent holders could have sued Victor Hugo.

There are also some groups of constraints which are "exclusive" from each other (i.e., cannot be valid simultaneously).

For example, since "static friction" and "kinetic friction" have exclusive preconditions (operating range constraints) about a contact surface of two objects, they are never valid simultaneously at the same surface.

For Śāntarakṣita, the pramāṇa that is the means of justifying an instant of valid knowing is simultaneously indistinct from the instant of valid knowing itself (McClintock 2002, 57).

Our research is dedicated to gaining a reliable and valid instrument that simultaneously allows for making good economic sense.

Again, if all the branches fail to be simultaneously satisfiable, the original argument is valid.

As all plants for this experiment were grown side-by-side in a randomized design and all RNA extraction and microarray analysis conducted simultaneously, this difference is likely a valid biological observation rather than due to experimental error.