For Plato, to do so was tantamount to a religious experience, to realising something in the deepest part of your being that, surprisingly, you simultaneously know to be true all along.
Shame: many people missed the week of 90-second audio pieces, including Damon Albarn's surprisingly moving effort, broadcast simultaneously across every BBC radio station in the world.
Yet Mr. Luisi shares with Mr. Levine the qualities it takes to run the Met: a wide-ranging repertory that makes him equally comfortable with Wagner and Verdi, Strauss and Puccini; respect and admiration from both singers and orchestra players (two constituencies whom surprisingly few conductors satisfy simultaneously); and accomplished pianism, which helps in accompanying and coaching singers.
Surprisingly, when nuclei were simultaneously visualized by mDsRed-fused histone H2B, every large autophagosome was observed to contain one, or sometimes two, apparently intact nuclei (Figure S2A, B).
Patients 13 18, stably suppressed on ART, intensified ART with the addition of 400 mg RAL twice daily and simultaneously added VPA. Surprisingly, despite RAL intensification, patients 13, 14, and 15 had episodic viremia detected by Amplicor.
Surprisingly, the gene Cs8g04820 was simultaneously up-regulated by the three stress treatments.
Surprisingly, exposure to multiple stressors simultaneously can lead to decreased rather than an expected increase in cortisol levels (Manek et al. 2014).
Our results also indicate that semantic processing may take place at a surprisingly early stage and near-simultaneously with the processing of information about the form of a word and its lexical properties.
Various studies [3 5] have demonstrated that the actual capacity of an 802.11 cell in terms of simultaneously active calls is surprisingly low taking into consideration the high data rates that the different standards of this technology can offer.
Previous studies have surprisingly ignored modelling participation and market choice simultaneously.
