Sentence examples for simultaneously issuing from inspiring English sources

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.

The laboratory staff is responsible for delivering the relevant data to the SISCEL and simultaneously issuing the test results.

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.

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

Following Colin's regeneration into a tropical cyclone on August 5, the Government of Bermuda simultaneously issued a tropical storm warning for the island.

"The lawsuit and statement simultaneously issued by Al Gore's celebrity trial lawyer were designed to grab headlines with misleading accusations like 'fraud' and 'price discount,'" the statement said.

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.

In the same notice, the agency also proposed to simultaneously issue a significant new use rule (SNUR) under TSCA Section 5(a)(2) for another 22 HPV chemicals.

Parameters in the underlying models can be modified through the interface, allowing users in a facilitated group setting to explore simultaneously issues of scientific uncertainty and divergence in the preferences of stakeholders.