simultaneity

Simultaneity is certainly the name of the game here, with 25 monitors going at once.

The exact degree of simultaneity turns out to be very important.

So the relativity of simultaneity has to be considered as well.

Simultaneity: Group members are receiving and producing information at the same time.

And making all these possibilities still less possible was the sheer simultaneity of it.

I think that if the original deal had proposed simultaneity of exchange, it may well have gone through.

"They're more willing to accept such simultaneity in the work of visual artists."

These actions occur in a turbulent simultaneity of time and space.

Only the simultaneity and presence of events are considered.

I am always intrigued by the simultaneity of events.

This simultaneity of the realistic and the visionary makes profound sense.

I think the relation may be called simply "simultaneity."

He is now back to square one, and has to take into account the change in his notion of simultaneity at the turnaround.

The simultaneity of those two events resulted in an exceptional flood.

It is having so much, so fast, with such brutal simultaneity.

"The issue behind free media is simultaneity, broadening the audience.

Simultaneity must mean freedom up front or no deal."

The agonized simultaneity of awakening and being put to sleep, was over.

The device will not transmit messages, of course; simultaneity is identity.

This apparent paradox results from the assumption of absolute simultaneity.

But to our perceptions, that simultaneity will function as a transmission, a sending.

"Images can provide a kind of multimedia poetics that values simultaneity," she said.

The desire and demand for simultaneity in the trade cycle is groundless.

Or, even more, the point is in the simultaneity of both, the dustiness with the radiance.

Simultaneity is not a concept that applies across interstellar distances.