Sentence examples for simultaneously with some from inspiring English sources

The simulator allows students situated in geographically diverse locations to experiment simultaneously with some aspects of operating the industrial process, and therefore their teamwork skill is developed.

It was experimentally shown that, processing time till fracture could be determined by not only the cross-sectional examination of coating, but simultaneously with some distinctive characteristic of coating parameters, precisely, by the mass transfer coefficient.

They cheered at No. 7 when Woods intentionally hit his chip shot simultaneously with Waugh — some thinking it was the C.E.O.'s ball, not the one hit by the No. 1 player in the world, that checked up right next to the hole.

Further, when puffed simultaneously with the pheromone, some of the compounds gave a significant enhancement of the antennal depolarization, indicating an additive or synergistic effect.

In case 6, dispossession occurred simultaneously with 'assimilation' since some of the landowners were local farmers who were members of 'productive alliances' [68].

TNFα antagonist etanercept was administered simultaneously with LPS in some mice.

However, this suggestion cannot be concluded in our study, considering that we could not ascertain whether HIV could have preceded TB or could have been detected simultaneously with TB in some patients.

Simultaneously with the change of some of the unsaturation to the trans configuration there is a migration of double bonds along the chain.

All but one of Equity Office's eight buildings in New York — the Verizon building at 42nd Street and the Avenue of the Americas — are expected to be sold to Harry Macklowe for about $7 billion, some simultaneously with Friday's closing.

Formation of a 'hairy' carbon surface comes simultaneously with the destruction of some number of carbyne chains under mechanical stresses generated by a high electric field.

Another possibility is that a different, but similar, disease that spread before (or is spreading simultaneously with SARS) has immunized some of the population against SARS; this is our working hypothesis because it fits better with the relatively surprising SARS propagation which is less severe in places with low hygiene conditions.