It's hardly cause and effect; it's a simultaneous operation.
In a simultaneous operation a 63-year-old man at the Peter Boddy Slaughterhouse in Todmorden, West Yorkshire, was arrested and all three were questioned on suspicion of fraud.
They do not repeat themselves from one cycle to the next; their behaviour suggests a simultaneous operation of two or more modes of oscillation.
A simultaneous operation of a group of PCs causes the distortion of the current waveform and negatively affects the supply of voltage.
Furthermore, we applied the remote reference technique (Gamble et al. 1979) to further reduce the noise, where we selected a simultaneous operation site for each MT measurement location within the study area as a reference.
Four patients, on the guide of lymphangioscintigraphy showing a relevant impairment of lymph transport capacity index of lower limbs, underwent Derivative Lymphatic-Venous Bypass microsurgical procedure (LVA), performing a simultaneous operation at both groin sites.
Next, these functions are identified as belonging to a cycle, comprising a sequential process in terms of conception and a simultaneous process regarding operation (Chapman, 2001; Koontz and O'Donnell, 1978; Wren, 1994).
A single anesthesiologist may be supervising, and receive payment for, up to four simultaneous operations in neighboring operating rooms.
The capability to fight one war on the scale of Desert Storm while engaging in a smaller simultaneous operation elsewhere should be adequate.
Death's Showcase is a fascinating unfolding of these simultaneous operations, whereby photographic, televisual, and museological spaces create an unbridgeable, permanently mourned distance from some auratic object as they draw us closer to things.
