The ease with which Andres absorbs these influences simultaneously reveals two ineffable qualities necessary to the mind of a mature artist: perseverance, and regret.
Another example is a new light front end structure which resembles current configurations in the package, but simultaneously reveals a clearly improved structural performance.
An investigative journalist, Claudio Gatti, in a piece published – such is the writer's global fame – in four languages simultaneously reveals that she is not a Neapolitan born amid poverty and violence but Anita Raja, the daughter of a German-born teacher who lived for only her earliest years in Naples.
As Putin seeks ways to keep Khodorkovky incarcerated and gagged, he simultaneously reveals a fear of his prisoner.
It also explains the convincing chemistry between the two performers which simultaneously reveals an utterly relaxed familiarity and an uninhibited laser-focus on each other.
The Pseudoscience Wars simultaneously reveals the surprising Cold War roots of our contemporary dilemma and points readers to a different approach to drawing the line between knowledge and nonsense.
Nachtwey's powerful photographs of this developing crisis will be simultaneously revealed online, disseminated through numerous media channels, and projected on public buildings throughout the world.
JM Coetzee's quietly deceptive new novel exploits this reflex, with a narrative that belongs to two opposite types simultaneously, revealing its true allegiance only on the last page - in fact the last sentence.
The results obtained confirm the presence of pathogens indicated by ELISA and simultaneously reveal other viruses in the same reaction, showing that this method is appropriate for rapid detection of mixed viral infections.
Second, can this phenotype provide sufficient evidence of mode of action(s) of pollutants and simultaneously reveal downstream (off-target) molecular effects that relate to whole-organism health?
In other words, Obama's obfuscation was simultaneously revealed and rewarded by the court.
