"concurrent performance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the simultaneous completion or execution of multiple tasks or actions. Example: The job requires the concurrent performance of various tasks, such as answering phone calls, responding to emails, and managing appointments.
We propose that dual tasking is the concurrent performance of two tasks that can be performed independently, measured separately and have distinct goals.
Their stirrings were all the more rewarding for providing refuge from a concurrent performance by Mina Agossi, a singer seemingly intent on channeling all the sultriness of Eartha Kitt but none of her magnetism.
A flat-screen TV showed the concurrent performance on stage: Slash strumming the Beatles' "Birthday" for a boy turning 10 while someone dressed as a cake danced nearby.
Concurrent performance feedback (a Lissajous figure) was available to the participants during each practice trial.
A few of caches are inserted between the video IP accelerators to facilitate the encoding concurrent performance.
Architectures with the support for concurrent performance and hardware video IP accelerators are well applicable for achieving the real-time requirement imposed by the H.264 standard.
By the early 21st century the festival featured hundreds of acts, with concurrent performances occurring on multiple stages.
(Anthony Tommasini) FRIENDS OF THE ARTS BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL (Sunday) This annual Beethoven marathon stretches for about seven hours and features concurrent performances in two different concert spaces.
Infants' concurrent performances on visual attention tasks were linked; however, no association was found between their performances on imitation tasks.
Superplasticiser (SP) is an indispensable ingredient in the production of contemporary concrete, which is designed to satisfy multi-concurrent performance criteria such as strength, flowability, passing ability, segregation and dimensional stability.
Fig. 12 VMIC Concurrent User Performance.
