Sentence examples for the simultaneous existence of from inspiring English sources
They imply human diversity and the simultaneous existence of different kinds of time.
This essay examines the effects and significance of the simultaneous existence of two Spider-Mans, one white and one mixed-race.
So why not call a spade a shovel and refer to it as "fauxmosexuality"?Steve CooneyTorontoBlowing bubblesSIR – The simultaneous existence of bubbles in equities, property and Treasuries (The Buttonwood column, Economist.com, July 8th) isn't inconsistent in light of the Bush administration's fiscal policies.
Hence, it has the flexibility of Direct Modeling, and can address the simultaneous existence of mesh and free-surfaces.
We have synthesized coloured monomer structures characterized by the simultaneous existence of a polarizable double bond and an extended chromophore.
The constrained diode architecture permits the simultaneous existence of multiple charge transport mechanisms under normal operating conditions making this an interesting system for further study.
The low bootstrap support for the BOR clade (53%) results from the exceptional simultaneous existence of two variable 16S rDNA alleles within the same individual EA-IS1.
It is not that the researchers did not see the dilemma of how to reconcile the simultaneous existence in the astrocyte of active aerobic glycolysis and high necessity in the oxidatively produced ATP to meet the anaplerotic functions [ 28, 42].
The most startling revelation is the simultaneous existence by the end of the fourth millennium B.C. of pure abstraction, highly stylized figuration and representational art close to nature.
What if we saw historical pluralism not as the attempt to respect all possible national myths, but as regard for the simultaneous existence, at any given historical point, of all states and peoples – including those that no longer exist, or have been forgotten?
Grassland species were positively associated with a rich diversity of land cover including fallow fields and open water, indicating the importance of a simultaneous existence of multiple landscape elements.
