Significados de nearly simultaneous en inglés

Then two shocking things happened, so close together they were nearly simultaneous.

The chief difference is that the disturbances are more local, and not nearly simultaneous.

The latest setback for Rousseff had its roots in two nearly simultaneous events late Tuesday.

The photoactivation and visualization are nearly simultaneous, allowing studies of proteins with rapidly mobile fractions.

WGS analysis suggests nearly simultaneous, and recent, independent emergence of different clonal populations on 3 continents.

Harnack lowered the weapon as retros stabbed the ground, and both ships came in for nearly simultaneous landings.

The nearly simultaneous attacks targeted three churches packed for Easter services and three major hotels in the capital, Colombo.

Obama and Clinton, the Democrat he has endorsed to succeed him in a Nov. 8 election, made nearly simultaneous speeches.

Photo: AP The nearly simultaneous attacks targeted three churches packed for Easter services and three major hotels in the capital, Colombo.

A scraping back of benches and a tramp of feet announced the nearly simultaneous finishing of feeding at the men's tables.

This they did, by a nearly simultaneous discharge of about a dozen guns, principally sixes, that they carried mounted in their bows.

Lay and his colleagues were able to distinguish two distinct but nearly simultaneous energy releases from the second earthquake, which they call subevents.

A nearly simultaneous attack on Vienna's Schwechat Airport took two more lives, and wounded sixty more, all at the behest of Abu Nidal.

Hence, today's "two war" or two nearly simultaneous Major Regional Contingency (MRC) strategy has been criticized as strategically and financially excessive.

Men and women were experiencing nearly simultaneous attacks of rage and depression all over southern California, which was as far as my practice extended.

Dempsey said for decades that the military had held the view that it needed the capacity to fight two nearly simultaneous ground wars at once.