contemporaneously

Examples of contemporaneous

contemporaneous
To exploit the information, we decided to use the two surveys as independent datasets, each with distinctive information about contemporaneous social exchange.
Alternatively, since there is no overlap between the houses, they could in theory be contemporaneous.
In general, the noise is perceived as such because of its strictly contemporaneous relationship with the visual content.
Table 5 shows the contemporaneous correlation between conditional expectation and variance of excess returns across financial-cycle phases.
His evaluation of the pervasive cultural resonance of his subjects is legitimized by histories of contemporaneous cultural institutions and comparable popular entertainers.
In autarky the agent borrows nothing, consumes the output, and chooses effort to maximize expected contemporaneous utility.
One has only to think of the contemporaneous rise of instrumental notation to realise the profound significance of the changes.
Only contemporaneous prices and interest rates need be known.
Most important, the contemporaneous correlation is not stable, but instead it changes signs according to the state of the business cycle.
So the volume is truly a hodgepodge of fragments of historical summary and contemporaneous political analysis, thrown together without regard to thematic logic or chronology.
Those threatened in 1996 tended to be threatened in 1998, and perceptions of threat in 1998 tended to produce contemporaneous intolerance.
Further, witnessing partner violence in later developmental periods may compromise the child's contemporaneous adaptation as was found in the middle childhood years.
Contemporaneous hand-written notes were made during the observed consultations, using a separate sheet for each consultation.
Equations (5a)-(5c) constitute the core of the model as a set of contemporaneous optimization conditions.
That is, we find an overall contemporaneous negative risk-return relationship at the monthly frequency.
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