The phrase "at the same clock" is not correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey simultaneous timing, but the expression is unclear and may confuse readers.
Example: "The two events occurred at the same clock, leading to a scheduling conflict."
Alternatives: "at the same time" or "simultaneously".
Using a half step at the same clock rate, causes the motors to only draw half of the possible distance but gives twice the resolution.
The Pentium and Athlon chips are roughly equal in terms of performance at the same clock speed, according to benchmark tests.
A "dual-core" chip can, at least in theory, deliver twice the number-crunching performance of a single-core chip, but at the same clock speed.
Experiments show that an identical Forth program for the Sieve of Eratosthenes executes nearly 30 times faster on the FPGA Forth core than on a 68HC12 microcontroller at the same clock speed.
Each core executes the same instruction at the same clock cycle but on different data.
The LDPC decoder input data comes from an external de-interleaver module that does not work at the same clock frequency as the LDPC decoder.
Why should I care that we're measuring something that confirms to slightly better accuracy what we've known should be true all along?" The top of the Makkah royal clock tower runs a few quadrillionths of a second faster than the same clock would at the base, due to differences in the gravitational field.
The same clock is stopped at the same fucking time, and the same lantern howls from the ceiling.
These sessions occurred at the same external clock time in the three groups (10 00, 13:00, 16:00), but at different phases of the 24-h temperature cycle.
The new flagship card runs at the same core clock speed as the old one, but it has twice the stream processors and texture units and a much-improved memory clock speed.
At the same time clock \phi_2 \ is high turning on transistor Q1 resulting in capacitor C1 being charged to Vin.
