instantaneously

instantaneous | American Dictionary

instantaneous
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˌɪn·stənˈteɪ·ni·əs/
happening or completed immediately, without any delay:
TV has conditioned us to expect instantaneous answers to difficult questions.

instantaneously

adverb[ not gradable ]us/ˌɪn·stənˈteɪ·ni·əs·li/

Examples of instantaneous

instantaneous
Cyst counts were transformed to instantaneous rates of infection.
Thus, given an instantaneous signal and the period between successive sparks, the coherent and random parts of the signal can be separated.
Then the dependence of the drug's efficacy on its instantaneous concentration is estimated.
These fluctuations produce variations in the instantaneous wind measurements, which must be dealt with by the plume traversal algorithm.
This is a complex mapping of linear time, designed to represent the instantaneous nature of the movement of the gas particles.
In this formulation, we assume complete instantaneous mixing within a city.
The temporal expressive power of this system is limited to sequences, disjunction, and iterations of actions and each action is instantaneous.
We assume that the instantaneous utility is linear.
In the following section, the instantaneous pressure fields for each case will be reviewed individually.
But the instantaneous profiles vary greatly over a single wave period in the manner described above.
It appears, however, that the instantaneous lateral velocity may reach as much as 1 0 % of the axial velocity in this flow (figure 42).
Instantaneous counts of the number of ants within the circles were made prior to application.
For walking, the gait is composed uniquely of successive single support phases and instantaneous double support phases that are modelled by passive impact equations.
Figure 10 intertemporal welfare of new entrants would mechanically be lower for cohorts living longer, as the instantaneous utility is negative.
Instantaneous compressions and general control histories can be modeled by our approach.
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