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Simultaneously merging two different types of aircraft in one fleet could leave it seriously short of oxygen.

DealBook profiled Bienenstock last month as he attempted to salvage Dewey through a complex prearranged bankruptcy filing that would have involved simultaneously merging with another firm.

Under such an arrangement, Dewey could reach an agreement with its creditors while simultaneously merging with another firm, according to two people with direct knowledge of the plan who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss it publicly.

A joint honours degree is when two subjects are studied simultaneously, merging aspects of each within the same period of time as a single honours Your go-to point for information and advice relating to the practical matters of university life.

In the cluster merging process, for example, each cluster can simultaneously merge with only one another cluster at most.

However, this statistical technique does not allow environmental researchers to simultaneously merge the grouping of both cases and variables.

Having aligned the data set, RiSCAN PRO was used to simultaneously merge and filter overlapping scans.

For instance, a request circle will occur among three groups when each group sends simultaneously a merging request to its next group in the circle as shown in Figure 1, and each group do not answer the merging request from its last group.

It is important to identify duplicated code for the following reasons: (1) duplicated code hampers the introduction of changes, (2) duplicated code replicates and scatters the logic of a system, instead of grouping it into identifiable artifacts, and (3) Duplicated code creates a problem while maintaining multiple versions simultaneously, or merging different applications or versions.

It's just that a lot of it happens almost simultaneously, one strand merging into the next before the completion of a single measure.

When varying the height of the horizontal line to cross a branch point in the tree, the number of intersected branches of the tree simultaneously changes, reflecting the merging of connected regions of padded void space at a bottleneck (e.g., the bottleneck labeled B in Fig.  3).