This simultaneously generated patient-reported outcome instrument is one of the few examples of simultaneous development identified in the literature.
I left the concert eager to hear more of this simultaneously archaic and fresh Ingaaric music.
This simultaneously increases the power of state governments and of the federal department of education.
This simultaneously sweet and biting production, ably directed by Raymond Munro, keeps the comedy coming, but it never lets us forget that Kimberly's parents are seriously deranged.
"One of the dirty little secrets of the legal system," Thane Rosenbaum writes in this simultaneously woolly and provocative book, "is that if people could simply learn how to apologize, lawyers and judges would be out of work".
This simultaneously sweeping and incisive adaptation of James Ellroy's epic period crime novel took home all the major critics' awards in 1997 and won Mr. Hanson and his co-writer, Brian Helgeland, the Academy Award for best adapted screenplay.
When Narendra Modi, 63, formally assumes the highest executive office in this simultaneously troubled, joyous, chaotic democracy of 1.25bn people, he will have to reconcile the ideological and the pragmatic.
Released in midsummer 1979, this simultaneously tense and funny movie never found the first-run audience it deserved, partly because it was beaten to the spring by other '79 gang films, including Walter Hill's action saga "The Warriors".
