Sentence examples for simultaneously issued from inspiring English sources

Solution blowing of multiple polymer jets simultaneously issued from a nosepiece and collected on a rotating drum is modelled numerically.

OFAC simultaneously issued revised frequently asked questions ("FAQs") to provide additional clarifications related to the revised Cuban Regulations.

In its first large-scale release under the Elektra umbrella, Erato has simultaneously issued three major new recordings under his direction, all of them on CD only.

And it won't happen in Utah, either, where some 1,000 same-sex couples were deemed legally wed on Monday (though another court simultaneously issued a troubling ruling on same-sex adoptions).

It was alleged they were targeted by the authorities in a crackdown on drug dealing in the Little London area of the city, which led to the largest number of Asbos simultaneously issued in the UK.

Along with Mr. Hajdu's book, Verve records has simultaneously issued "Lush Life," a CD compiling performances of Strayhorn pieces by performers as diverse as Sarah Vaughan and Cecil Taylor.

That is, as dollars come into the country and the central bank issues new pesos in exchange, it simultaneously issues debt to soak up the peso liquidity.

This rate has been experimentally verified, and also drops down to no less than 200 MB/s when the MicroBlaze is simultaneously issuing data writes to the MPMC via its XCL port.

When that limit is exceeded, it typically would charge a fee while simultaneously issuing the cardholder a second or third card, also with a low limit.

That's why treatment activists from the Make Medicines Affordable campaign are calling on their governments in these countries to simultaneously issue a compulsory or government use license on the drug.

But if five activist justices reject precedent, economics and this Solomonic suggestion, especially after Bush v. Gore and Citizens United, they may as well admit being an official arm of the RNC and U.S. Chamber of Commerce and simultaneously issue a declaratory judgment that Romney has won the 2012 election based on... whatever metaphor Scalia comes up with next.