Sentence examples for while simultaneously alleviating from inspiring English sources
By suitably tailoring the blade's elastic response to aerodynamic pressure, the turbine's Annual Energy Production is shown to increase, while simultaneously alleviating extreme loading conditions due to gusts.
The superior performance of MnFe2O4 NP hollow microspheres is attributable to their hollow superstructure, close-packed configuration of the constituent NPs, and uniform carbon coatings, which facilitate lithium-ion and electron transport while simultaneously alleviating the drastic volumetric change during cycling.
Outer rainbands produced several inches of rainfall, leading to minor flooding while simultaneously alleviating drought conditions.
The benefit of this distributed approach is that clients provide many of their own resources (e.g. memory and CPU), therefore allowing them to take advantage of their own hardware capabilities while simultaneously alleviating the limitations of server-imposed quotas.
Therefore, a rational design of the nanostructures for photoelectrodes has been an important issue to improve both the efficiencies simultaneously, alleviating or even breaking the trade-off.
More broadly, BOP refers to a market-based model of economic development that promises to simultaneously alleviate widespread poverty while providing growth and profits for multinational corporations (MNCs).
This study contributes to the growing body of research suggesting that Facebook use is a double-edged social sword -- one that can simultaneously alleviate symptoms of depression and loneliness in some and cause them in others.
miRNA editing may simultaneously alleviate and augment the gene-regulation effects of miRNAs by changing the concentration of individual miRNAs [24].
It manages to keep you warm while also alleviating sweat.
"I think that having a bus up here for a while would alleviate some of that".
Volunteers were also found to be engaging in meaningful projects to share their skills with local workers and help alleviate their workload, while simultaneously fostering a new spirit of altruism within the communities they worked in.
