Sentence examples for concurrently by from inspiring English sources
"concurrently by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means "at the same time" and is usually used to describe two actions happening simultaneously. Example: The project was completed concurrently by two teams, ensuring efficiency and timely delivery.
(The period is being celebrated concurrently by other shows in the Berkshires.
It was apparently conceived independently and almost concurrently by Bessemer and by William Kelly of the United States.
The female of the southern European red partridge (Alectoris rufa) has been reported to lay two clutches, one incubated by the male, the other concurrently by herself.
The process was invented independently and concurrently by Sir Henry Bessemer (of England) and William Kelly (of the US) in the 1840s.
Her husband, Professor Ayrton, had been approached by the Board of Trade on behalf of the Admiralty with a request that he should investigate the question of "roaring" searchlights, which was being examined concurrently by the Admiralty's own experts.
NVIDIA's CUDA architecture indicates that kernels are executed concurrently by thread blocks.
rCBF was measured in both parietal cortices concurrently by the hydrogen clearance.
In the first one, the exploration process is performed concurrently by the GPU and the CPU cores.
Both the number of fuzzy rules and the adjustable parameters in the TFM are designed concurrently by the HELA method.
Perhaps not very, according to witnesses at U.S. Senate hearing here today, as well a report released concurrently by the Government Accountability Office GAO, Congressss's investigation arm.
However, exception handling mechanisms for asynchronous services compositions should consider the fact that different exceptions types can be raised concurrently by different services at the same time.
