Sentence examples for usually simultaneously from inspiring English sources

In practice, however, these two problems are usually simultaneously tackled, denoted as the network design problem with traffic grooming (NDG).

If you recognized the affliction, it was disconcerting but exhilarating to hear your private fetishes mocked and championed by a recognizable fellow prisoner, usually simultaneously.

There's no surefire formula for viral content, but it's usually simultaneously practical, entertaining, and surprising for a wide, but targeted audience.

He was in his early 20s, but looked about 40, and all he had ever done was caddie at Turnberry and live on the dole, usually simultaneously.

Not only because that initial reaction usually simultaneously overreaches and underestimates, but because I relish that moment when an industry or person realizes exactly what a den of vipers they've stepped into.

As expected, these neurons were usually simultaneously recorded together with pyramidal cells.

It was not literally an evening of solos because several women were usually onstage simultaneously.

Filler agglomerates generally undergo dispersion by rupture and erosion mechanisms, which usually occur simultaneously.

Tendinous and/or articular reconstruction is not usually performed simultaneously with cutaneous repair.

At highly selective universities, several nonacademic factors are usually considered simultaneously, including race, geography, legacy and sometimes even how generous a family may later be to the university.

She initially wrote first in English and then rewrote her books in Danish, but her later books usually appeared simultaneously in both languages.