Examples of using Almost simultaneous in English and their translations into Spanish
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Two bombs. Almost simultaneous.
The starting andending point of the day is almost simultaneous;
In gallop is almost simultaneous on both sides and move across the hip.
One was the need to defend against two almost simultaneous invasions.
These two, almost simultaneous crises, left nearly three million people in need of assistance.
In that case apenaŭ means"immediately after" or"almost simultaneous with".
Sometimes it has been almost simultaneous, for about two to five minutes.
On September 6, 1970, Khaled and Patrick Argüello, a Nicaraguan-American, attempted to hijack El Al Flight 219 from Amsterdam to New York City as part ofthe Dawson's Field hijackings, a series of almost simultaneous hijackings carried out by the PFLP.
Updating of reports is almost simultaneous and defined by the customer.
The almost simultaneous detections of both gravitational waves and gamma-rays from GW170817 raised hopes that this object was indeed a long-sought kilonova and observations have revealed properties remarkably close to theoretical predictions.
Sudeikin discovered porcelain almost simultaneous with motifs of fête galante.
However, almost simultaneous with the completion of this project came the United States' entry into World War II.
Argentina: The origins of Scouting were almost simultaneous with its appearance in England in 1907;
In an almost simultaneous apperception, the personal entity with which I was identifying revealed itself in its totality.
Four people were injured on 12 July 1997 as a result of almost simultaneous explosions in the reception areas of the Capri and Nacional de Cuba hotels;
With the almost simultaneous rise of Facebook(2004) and Twitter(2006), videos started getting shared on a mass scale that had never been seen before.
A salient feature of the recent weakening in global economic activity was the almost simultaneous slowdown in the three major economies from the third quarter 2000 onwards.
Its opening was almost simultaneous to the old Mercado del Abasto city where Carlos Gardel grew as a great artist.
Finally, in 2006(not long after the publication of Peter Winkler's book Mathematical Puzzles,which helped publicize the angel problem) there emerged four independent and almost simultaneous proofs that the angel has a winning strategy in two dimensions.
It basically consists of an almost simultaneous operation of moulding and labelling the article.
This delegation advocates a simple numerical formula, with the understanding that diplomatic efforts, undertaken in parallel with the signature,shall be instrumental to ensure the almost simultaneous adherence of all relevant countries whose absence would render the treaty meaningless.
A similar and almost simultaneous bombing of the American embassy in Nairobi, Kenya, brought about far greater loss of life and destruction of property.
Roses have been associated with this day since the Middle Ages, but the giving of books is a more recent tradition originating in 1923,when a bookseller decided to promote the holiday as a way of commemorating the almost simultaneous deaths of Miguel Cervantes and William Shakespeare on 23 April 1616.
What I find troublesome here is that… if the two shots were almost simultaneous… how was it possible that… when he shot at you, it was at a very close distance, a foot… even less… and yet when you shot at him he was several feet away?
Another serious concern to the integrity of the NPT is the lack of progress, in real terms,on Article VI. A quantitative reduction of nuclear weapons coupled by an almost simultaneous qualitative increase in capabilities does not constitute compliance with the letter or spirit of Article VI.
The almost simultaneous development of railroad networks in both countries, as well as agricultural expansion in the United States, gave birth to a bi-national labour market in which an increasing accumulation of Mexican workers with experience in both sectors sustained a large portion of the expansion of these activities in the neighbour country to the north.
There is a wealth of evidence to show that the World Summit Declaration and Plan of Action,together with the almost simultaneous passage into international law of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, provided the impetus and the legal framework for galvanizing global action behind the cause of children.
The almost simultaneous food and energy crises, caused by a rapidly increasing imbalance between supply and demand of two commodities critical for human life and security are directly threatening the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals and are setting back many developing countries while threatening the lives of millions.
Recent studies on the almost simultaneous 2010 earthquakes in Chile and Haiti, illustrate major socio-economic, political, institutional, and geographical-territorial differences across countries in the region, in-depth(structural) factors that explain the great differences in terms of the levels of vulnerability and strengths reflected, such as the number of lives lost in one country and the other(Duran, 2010), as shown in Example 2.