"simultaneously with each other" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe two or more things happening at the same time. For example: "The twins sang and danced simultaneously with each other."
Lycos Cinema launched over a year ago and gave visitors the opportunity to watch older content simultaneously with each other using patented "simulstream" technology.
As indicated in Fig. 10, the debonding failure in the beams S1MN, S2M1, S2M2 and S2M3 occurred after rebar yielding (Fig. 10a), while the debonding failure in the beams S1 M and S1C occurred before rebar yielding or simultaneously with each other (Fig. 10b).
The matK sequences (with one per species as available) were aligned simultaneously with each other in this manner and saved as an aligned FASTA file.
In contrast, fully interactive models suggest that syntactic and semantic constraints interact directly and simultaneously with each other at the message-level representation of the input [4] [6].
Reviewer's comment: Another simplification of the model is the synchronous update rule in which the states of all nodes are modified simultaneously with each other.
A high agreement of different callers (i.e. a high percentage of SNPs detected by different callers simultaneously) with each other in terms of called variants, is an advantage if whole-genome sequencing data is handled in a way like O'Rawe [ 18] suggested, namely using only the variants discovered by multiple variants callers or pipelines for further analyses.
The proposed control scheme is incorporated in a multi-agent framework where the intelligent agents simultaneously coordinate with each other and represent various physical models to provide information and energy flow among different physical processes.
This paper illustrates the requirements of information models and presents an integration approach that is evolving where product (design), process, and production engineers are able to simultaneously interact with each other regardless of time, location, and organizational barriers.
Although much of ecological research has centered on the dynamics of single species populations or on one interaction between two species, real ecological systems are characterized by numerous species simultaneously interacting with each other.
The various micellar ferric and ferrous species appear in the reaction area (spreading for ~400 μm from the steel surface) at the average pH value in the range from 7.0 to 9.5 where the numerous products of electrochemical processes and their hydrated and/or oxidized forms (Fe(OH 3, Fe2+, FeOH+, Fe(OH 2, and OH−) simultaneously interact with each other [7].
This essentially implies an almost schizophrenic, two-layered approach of simultaneously cooperating with each other on one level of cybersecurity, while dissuading one another from excessively engaging in malicious cyber activities at another level.
