Sentence examples for simultaneously with the first from inspiring English sources

Four go at it simultaneously, with the first two progressing to the next round.

The earliest crocodilians occurred nearly simultaneously with the first known dinosaurs, so neither could have given rise to the other.

Shalit's release will occur simultaneously with the first wave of 456 Palestinian prisoners, who will most likely be dropped at checkpoints into Gaza, the West Bank and on international borders.

Although endoscopic injection of N-butyl-2-cyanoacrylate is the current treatment of choice for acute gastric variceal bleeding, whether the concomitant esophageal varices should be ligated simultaneously with the first treatment session is currently not known.

For language begins simultaneously with "the first act of reflection", Humboldt argues, and "precisely when man awakens from the stupor of desire (Dumpfheit der Begierde), in which the subject devours the object, to self-consciousness, the word is there also the first impulse, as it were, which man gives himself to stand still, to look around and to orient himself".

In the case of A. ervi, early embryogenesis seems to lack this universal phase and cell membranes are distinguishable through the chorion simultaneously with the first divisions.

But almost simultaneously with the Ninth Circuit's ruling in Martin's favor, the federal appeals court in Chicago came out the other way in a case involving Ford Olinger, a club pro from Indiana who has a degenerative hip condition.

(d) Vessels highlighted with QD (red) were imaged simultaneously with the second harmonic generation signal from collagen (blue).

This temperature region appears practically simultaneously with the second peak in the deuterium thermodesorption spectrum; it has the maximum intensity (amount of desorbed deuterium in the peak c) at the dose 6.4 × 1017 D/cm2 and shows a decrease in the intensity with a further increase in the implanted deuterium dose.

The original set also has been remastered and is being reissued simultaneously with the second volume so that Fab Four enthusiasts will have a broad sampling of the vast amount of material the Beatles recorded for and on the BBC during the group's eight-year recording career.

The sample dots were presented sequentially in both encoding conditions with the first dot being displayed for 1000 ms, 500 ms individually and the last 500 ms simultaneously with the second dot.