EDT, with sister rallies happening simultaneously in over 100 cities.
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Two things seem to be happening simultaneously with these Bucks.
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While exercising on VirZOOM's bikes, there are two scenarios happening simultaneously.
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"It's too many pieces happening simultaneously that don't fit," de Blasio said.
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The set will be bi-level so that both are happening simultaneously.
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The estimated incidence of them happening simultaneously is once every 5½ years.
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At the beginning of The Witcher, it appears these stories are happening simultaneously.
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This happening simultaneously is unprecedented and has made conditions in Southwest Florida nearly catastrophic.
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For the uninitiated, it's useful to think of VidCon as several different conferences happening simultaneously.
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If I think about this, there's three major emergent technology trends that are happening simultaneously.
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But two things are happening simultaneously that make Las Vegas the last place to find innovation.
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At New York City Ballet, however, it's remarkable how many kinds of transition are happening simultaneously.
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But when they're all happening simultaneously, it's a lot to remember, especially if you aren't playing Fortnite daily.
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While this is happening, simultaneously in another dimension, BBA, Angie, French, and Buck arrive at the Treasure Island clinic.
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Something similar was happening simultaneously to fellow Google Walkout organizer Meredith Whittaker, who has also since left the company.
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Those three processes — writing, shooting, post-production — are all happening simultaneously for the full 22 weeks that a series runs.
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That's one reality, because there's billions of different realities happening simultaneously at the same time — it's like a radio station.
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That's what I think the eighth film needs is all of these things happening simultaneously and why not New York?
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I want to give the viewer the impression that all these different things can be happening simultaneously in one space.
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Throughout the winter season, we often split up our crews and have two, three, or sometimes more projects happening simultaneously.
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"I can see the external and internal threats happening simultaneously — what a great way to disrupt an incoming president," she said.
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But in any society, you have to have a socio-cultural movement happening simultaneously or parallel to political and institutional ones.
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Not right away, but 10, 20 years down the line when all these horrible things are going to start happening simultaneously.
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Ramda is an expert in ancient Romulan mythology, which surely ties into the attack at Chateau Picard, happening simultaneously on Earth.
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I guess I have periods of listening to music, and periods of working with sound and they are not really happening simultaneously.
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"There's all these things going on at once, literally happening simultaneously, about which we as senators have direct responsibility over," Schatz said.
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Youth strikes calling for action against the climate crisis are happening simultaneously around the world; an American pilot is detained in China.
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But when she meets Alan (Charlie Barnett) and they realize that their deaths are happening simultaneously, they know there's something more to this.
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The same thing was happening simultaneously on YouTube, but the company would not share any numbers that might describe the scale of its challenge.
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The film displays a similar lack of interest in following rigorous timelines or making sure it's only cutting between events that are happening simultaneously.
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Though Twitter allows you to mute conversations, doing so becomes much more difficult when there are multiple conversations related to the same thread happening simultaneously.
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There are simply too many good things happening simultaneously at the Netherlands festival that just took place August 883-7 in a picturesque forest outside Amsterdam.
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Trump and his vice president were at the UN building in New York to speak at the Global Call to Protect Religious Freedom, which was happening simultaneously.
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Pattis said he had learned that two other arrests were happening simultaneously as well, with one suspect to be charged with murder and the other with conspiracy.
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Happening simultaneously, in St. Louis, Xavier's Edmond Sumner was called for a charge with 4.3 seconds to go and the East Region game against Wisconsin all tied up.
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Individual spikes don't contain much information, but when hundreds of millions of spikes are happening simultaneously, it enables the sophisticated information processing that allows you to understand this sentence.
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But when you see both versions of the Oscars happening simultaneously — the surface and the underbelly, sitting right next to each other — it's much harder to believe in that dream.
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But if you're not partaking in Valentine's Day this year, there's a more casual (but no less important!) holiday happening simultaneously, and it's all about celebrating and empowering your friends.
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If there were a dozen — or even three — other Senate races happening simultaneously, it would make sense to let the gods of targeting have their way and direct resources elsewhere.
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The decommissioning in the Campos Basin mature fields is happening simultaneously with new rigs coming into operation in the Santos Basin, where most of the Brazilian pre-salt oil is located.
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At any given moment, there are multiple things happening simultaneously, seemingly disconnected events taking place all over the world, but you can feel the narrative threads start to converge as time goes on.
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If Jordan Peele's similarly archetypal and mind-warping folk horror film Us centered around the disturbing parallel of mirror-image doubles, Aster's Midsommar is defined by the uncanny contradiction of opposites happening simultaneously.
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There's a ton of life events that are also happening simultaneously: picking up and moving, their first job, and getting acclimated to a city which you have no control over, especially with the draft.
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A Christmas Horror Story is an old-fashioned horror anthology (think Creepshow or V/H/S), with four stories happening simultaneously, in a small town boasting a radio station helmed by DJ "Dangerous" Dan—William Shatner.
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"This relief effort in Illinois and Northwest Iowa is happening simultaneously as the Red Cross is providing comfort and support to people across multiple states as tornadoes and flooding continue to devastate communities," the organization said in a statement.
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"The fact that this was happening simultaneously in a number of states suggests a degree of planning and sophistication and community support that we haven't seen in recent years," said David Fathi, director of the ACLU National Prison Project.
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It's a pretty big birthday, and the brand is toasting its big 5-0 with an understandably big bang: influencer campaigns, parties happening simultaneously worldwide, an animated history series chronicling the brand's trajectory, commemorative capsules — they are doing the thing.
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On stage tonight at the 6th Republican debate in South Carolina, Carson one-upped the belligerent rhetoric from his peers by warning about nuclear devices being exploded in "our exoatmosphere," terrorists with dirty bombs, and cyberattacks taking out electrical grids — all happening simultaneously.
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Two things were happening simultaneously for me during that period: firstly, I was extraordinarily bookish, and a pop idol that threw around big words and quoted Oscar Wilde as if he were scripture was something I didn't know existed and was in desperate need of.
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The idea that both innovation and commoditization are happening simultaneously – with a two-tier smartphone market in play that's simultaneously delivering increasing value on the one hand, yet still coming up with compelling new bells and whistles at the premium top of the line was also generally accepted.
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You match tempo to timbre, mouth shape to cadence, try to account for gestures and inflections that might contribute to the sentiment writ large, except it's all happening simultaneously, and while the Billie Eilish song blasts from the speaker and your date takes to his gums with a toothpick.
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But it is key to understand that his legislative actions are happening simultaneously with his continued rhetoric -- attacks on immigrants, civil rights, gender equality, and anyone who dares to stand up for the ideas that he likes to deride as "political correctness" -- that secured the support of his base to begin with.
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So we would drive away business from the shops with our terrible music but all that discovery was happening simultaneously—how to play, how to play with other people, what music we loved, what music we weren't allowed to love as we were told by kids three months older than us who seemed like adults.
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Kamiel Verschuren, Bureau Voor Kunst PHK18. Accessed 29.11.2019. For Verschuren art is an open critical platform to engage with others, a global conversation, happening simultaneously at different places in which one can take part and sometimes join or even become the subject.
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Most face-to-face meetings take place at school. One-to-many meetings may take place in separate meeting rooms, many- to-one meetings in larger classrooms and one-to-one and many-to-one meetings in the school hall, aula or auditorium, with many one-to-one meetings happening simultaneously in different parts of the room.
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Retrieved on 2013-08-16. The NFL in the United States equips players with RFID chips that measures speed, distance and direction traveled by each player in real-time. Currently cameras stay focused on the quarterback; however, numerous plays are happening simultaneously on the field. The RFID chip will provide new insight into these simultaneous plays.
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Film critics have often noted De Palma's penchant for unusual camera angles and compositions throughout his career. He often frames characters against the background using a canted angle shot. Split-screen techniques have been used to show two separate events happening simultaneously. To emphasize the dramatic impact of a certain scene De Palma has employed a 360-degree camera pan.
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They presented the student protest as planned and well organized. In their reports, they stressed that protests were happening simultaneously nationwide and stated that the Committee should not take the protest lightly. They argued that the protests included "...high school students and workers..." and were growing at an alarming rate. They also highlighted remarks targeted at Deng Xiaoping, the paramount leader of the People’s Republic.
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In monochronic cultures, time is experienced linearly and as something to be spent, saved, made up, or wasted. Time orders life, and people tend to concentrate on one thing at a time. In polychronic cultures, people tolerate many things happening simultaneously and emphasize involvement with people. In these cultures, people may be highly distractible, focus on several things at once, and change plans often.
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Diablo IV was announced on November 1, 2019 at Blizzcon 2019, and is planned to release for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. Development of the PC and console builds is happening simultaneously. Diablo IVs game director is Luis Barriga, who worked on Diablo III: Reaper of Souls, and World of Warcraft: Legion. Game designer Jesse McCree stated that the aesthetic of the game was inspired by that of heavy metal.
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In planning for the raid into Canada, John O'Neill sought to pressure Great Britain into granting Irish sovereignty. O'Neill initially called for the intrusion to go as far as St.Jean and Richmond, which was by the waterway coming from Montreal. He was looking there because the waterway reached of the ultimate goal, the Canadian Railroad. The Fenians needed to have numerous organized and assorted assaults, all happening simultaneously.
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In the mathematical theory of probability, Janson's inequality is a collection of related inequalities giving an exponential bound on the probability of many related events happening simultaneously by their pairwise dependence. Informally Janson's inequality involves taking a sample of many independent random binary variables, and a set of subsets of those variables and bounding the probability that the sample will contain any of those subsets by their pairwise correlation.
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Bodies of people killed in April 1993 around Vitez. (Photograph provided courtesy of the ICTY) In the early morning of 16 April 1993 at about 5:45 to 6:00 a.m. Bosniak areas of Vitez and Krušćica were attacked by Croat artillery, which increased during the morning and included mortar fire of various calibre. It was the first coordinated offensive in the area with attacks happening simultaneously up and down the valley.
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The reason for the formation of carbon flaws is largely unknown. It is theorized that, though the material was exposed to the same conditions of heat and pressure as the rest of the crystal, there may be some other factor not evenly distributed throughout the carbon that formed the diamond. Many chemical actions happening simultaneously could possibly cause carbon in the solution to surround particles that escaped the solvent. Another theory is that diamonds are formed by the slow accretion of crystals.
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In Cincinnati, approximately of the highway will be totally reconfigured by three separate ODOT projects happening simultaneously. The Brent Spence Bridge Corridor project will replace the Brent Spence Bridge and continue north to the Western Hills Viaduct. The Mill Creek Expressway project will modernize the Mill Creek Expressway segment of the highway, from the Western Hills Viaduct to the Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway interchange. The Thru the Valley project will continue from the Cross County Highway north to Interstate 275.
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Wildwood Park (6950 N. Hiawatha Ave), which is located in North Edgebrook near the border with Wildwood, contains one senior and two junior baseball fields, a softball field, one football field, two tennis courts, and one playground. Wildwood Park is also known for its Junior Bears football team, the Wildwood Seminoles. Youth in 6th, 7th, and 8th grade can participate in Junior Bears or the cheerleading program. Wildwood Park is active during the summer months, with multiple sports activities and kids' play happening simultaneously.
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Bentley held that the Holy Spirit led him to such actions, saying that the incidents were taken out of context and adding that miracles were happening simultaneously. On 9 July 2008, ABC News' Nightline broadcast an investigative report on Bentley, focusing on his faith healing claims, finances, and criminal past. Following the report, Bentley took time off from the revival, but returned on 18 July 2008. Five days later, Bentley and Strader announced that Bentley would be leaving the revival permanently and that his last day would be 23 August 2008.
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Participants are usually encouraged to join in and sing along or play along on their instruments. Filk circles can be formalized parts of larger events, such as being assigned a specific time and location on the schedule of a science fiction convention, or they can be completely informal and spontaneous, forming organically in hotel hallways and lobbies. Filk-specific conventions will usually have multiple filk circles happening simultaneously in different rooms, with some circles focused on a single style or topic. Local parties called housefilks are day-long events in which a single filk circle performs in the host's home.
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An example is internal conversion, which results in an initial electron emission, and then often further characteristic X-rays and Auger electrons emissions, although the internal conversion process involves neither beta nor gamma decay. A neutrino is not emitted, and none of the electron(s) and photon(s) emitted originate in the nucleus, even though the energy to emit all of them does originate there. Internal conversion decay, like isomeric transition gamma decay and neutron emission, involves the release of energy by an excited nuclide, without the transmutation of one element into another. Rare events that involve a combination of two beta-decay type events happening simultaneously are known (see below).
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Relativistic time dilation refers to the fact that a clock (indicating its proper time in its rest frame) that moves relative to an observer is observed to run slower. The situation is depicted in symmetric Loedel diagrams to the right. Note that we can compare spacetime lengths on page directly with each other, due to the symmetric nature of the Loedel diagram. The observer whose reference frame is given by the black axes is assumed to move from the origin O towards A. The moving clock has the reference frame given by the blue axes and moves from O to B. For the black observer, all events happening simultaneously with the event at A are located on a straight line parallel to its space axis.
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This was all happening simultaneously with unrelenting Allied air attacks on the transportation network, aircraft production facilities and petroleum, oil, and lubrication (POL) product-making installations of the Third Reich – these had now begun to also target the Luftwaffe's jet and rocket fighter bases as well. On 7 April, the USAAF bombed the field at Parchim with 134 B-17 Flying Fortresses, inflicting serious losses and damage to the infrastructure. Two days later, I./JG 1 moved to an airfield at nearby Ludwigslust and, less than a week later, moved again to an airfield at Leck, near the Danish border. On 8 April, II./JG 1 moved to Heinkel's aforementioned Rostock northwestern coastal suburban factory airfield and started converting from Fw 190As to He 162s. III.
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As such it is one of Priestley's most accomplished and many-layered works for the stage, combining as it does an extremely accessible naturalistic style, heavily tinged with dramatic irony, with a network of sophisticated ideas and insights, which combine to make it one of his most popular plays. The play emerged from Priestley's reading of J. W. Dunne's book An Experiment with Time in which Dunne posits that all time is happening simultaneously; i.e., that past, present, future are one and that linear time is only the way in which human consciousness is able to perceive this. Priestley uses the idea to show how human beings experience loss, failure and the death of their dreams but also how, if they could experience reality in its transcendent nature, they might find a way out.
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In an accelerating universe, there are events which will be unobservable as t \rightarrow \infin as signals from future events become redshifted to arbitrarily long wavelengths in the exponentially expanding de Sitter space. This sets a limit on the farthest distance that we can possibly see as measured in units of proper distance today. Or, more precisely, there are events that are spatially separated for a certain frame of reference happening simultaneously with the event occurring right now for which no signal will ever reach us, even though we can observe events that occurred at the same location in space that happened in the distant past. While we will continue to receive signals from this location in space, even if we wait an infinite amount of time, a signal that left from that location today will never reach us.
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Porter cut his shots together to suggest action happening simultaneously in different locations, as he had done in Life of an American Fireman, but more efficiently than in that film. The use of real outdoor locations and violent action helped keep the film dynamic, as did technical strategies such as a matte combining a studio scene with outdoor footage, and three shots in which the camera moves. These three shots add an edge of realism and immediacy, with the frame following the action if recording real life in a documentary style; one of these shots, showing the robbers making off with their loot, even requires the mounted camera to attempt a tricky diagonal pan, creating a jagged effect. The final shot, in which Barnes fires at the camera in a framing reminiscent of a wanted poster, is the film's only close-up, and does not function as part of the plot.
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While this rapid expansion was taking place, all other defense industries were also in a maximum production mode to accommodate the orders being placed by the government for all other manner of military equipment, which included the massive wartime naval expansion program begun in 1940 with the passage of the Two Ocean Navy Act. So much growth in demand happening simultaneously in industries sharing common materials inevitably led to shortages in steel, propulsion machinery, and most other ship equipment. In many cases, the shortages affected the emergency program more than it did the Navy's, since its programs were deemed of higher priority in the eyes of the many wartime boards set up for deciding on where scarce resources would be allocated. All along the way, the Navy made claim to as much of the raw materials, steel, machinery, manufacturing plant allocations, and labor that it could get.
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