| Consequently, for centuries map-makers have worried about simultaneity and how to determine it. |
| Market development is a complex process, dependent to a significant degree on the simultaneity between buyers and sellers. |
| It is particularly this simultaneity rather than sequentiality that leads one to conclude that Magnolia is soap opera rather than film melodrama. |
| The beat of simultaneity is made possible by intervals of non-presence or pause. |
| It may be observed in passing that togetherness in time or compresence in it includes both simultaneity and succession. |
| This metaphor implies the dichotomy within the artist of his simultaneity of fixity and of a nomad. |
