This is an art form which is simultaneously old as the hills and daringly modern.
Contradictory, because it is a distinctly Nigerian humour which is simultaneously arrogant and self-deprecating.
He has a question which is simultaneously an answer: who has the last laugh?
The first is the paradox of credit, which is simultaneously dynamic and destabilizing.
Much of this book flatly contradicts, without any acknowledgement of doing so, the Collected Poems which is simultaneously reissued.
This is not a vulgar triumphal image of monarchy but a compassionate study in age which is simultaneously an American's frankly fascinated investigation of royalness.
He paints a picture that will confirm most Guardian-readers' stereotypes of the place, which is simultaneously gratifying (we were right!) and uncontroversial.
It has a new alliance with the Microsoft Corporation, which is simultaneously its largest software developer and its most lethal adversary.
This breaks the atoms of heavy hy drogen down into electrified par ticles to form a plasma a thin gas — which is simultaneously heated and compressed.
Subsequent chemical oxidation, with iodine, of the hydroxylamine which is simultaneously formed leads to high oxime yields (80 to 98%).
The cavernous turbine hall of the Tate Modern, which is simultaneously celebrating its tenth birthday, will be filled with music, art and film shows.
