Sentence examples for simultaneously on board from inspiring English sources

We upgrade and operate all the technology, We run maybe 50 laptops simultaneously on board, some connected to the wireless network, some not.

Instead of ship full loads assumed in Brown et al. (1987) and Laake and Zhang (2013), Vilhelmsen et al. (2015) have developed a linear model to handle the case where multiple cargoes can be carried simultaneously on board each ship.

There were signs, such as G.W. Bush's Massive Prescription Drug overhaul and the formation of the Health Savings Accounts, but the truth is only when the Democrats finally pushed, Republicans seized the issue with kid gloves and appeared to be simultaneously on board and wounded by being ignored, neither of which is particularly accurate.

Additional possibility to estimate the measurement results is provided using the simultaneously operating on-board magnetometers since these also permit to estimate indirectly the spatial current value.

Electric and magnetic fields have been simultaneously measured on board 3 balloons in the INTERBOA multi-instrument balloon campaign.

Ring current ions and relativistic electrons simultaneously measured on board MOLNIYA-1 are analyzed in comparison with the ground-based magnetometer data for the period of a strong magnetic storm (|Dst|max≈230 nT).

His 10-house group called Slocum Crescent recalls, in a modest way, the sprawling mansions that were simultaneously on his boards.

No one on board survived.

Until May the Fed's chairman was serving simultaneously on the Goldman board; he resigned only after The Wall Street Journal reported that he was also still buying Goldman stock during his Fed tenure.

This paper studies an approach to minimize the power consumption of a mobile robot by controlling its traveling speed and the frequency of its on-board processor simultaneously.

A specific on-board instrumentation system simultaneously measures loads in the rig and sails, sailing data (wind, boat attitude and speed) and the shape of sails in real navigation conditions (flying shape).