The fair is a sort of one-stop supermarket for the super-rich, where you can simultaneously purchase a beachside villa and a helicopter to take you there.
The initial plan for the power deal, the executives said, was to create a kind of mirror swap in which Enron would purchase energy contracts from Merrill and Merrill would simultaneously purchase energy contracts from Enron.
This type of transaction implies that the trader has simultaneously purchased shares of the underlying stock along with protective put options.
As consumers become more aware of consumption-related environmental problems, they simultaneously grow more cautions when purchasing products and eventually seek to purchase eco-friendly products for the betterment of current and future generations (Kilbourne and Pickett 2008; Laroche et al. 2001).
If you have in hand simultaneously your purchase and sale price at the moment of your trade, you are not predicting the future.
This system can let users run many operating systems in a single physical computer simultaneously which largely decreases the expense of purchasing PCs.
In other words, people do derive some value -- a kind of warm glow, perhaps -- from purchasing environmentally friendly wine, but they simultaneously interpret it as a sign of poorer quality.
The British House of Commons debated purchasing the ships in March 1908 to bolster the Royal Navy while simultaneously ensuring they would not be sold to a foreign rival.
Simultaneously, buyers came to purchase our home (which was not on the market and the furthest thing from our minds), which enabled us to make a long-standing dream come true: a home overlooking Lake Washington three blocks from our all-time favorite neighbors.
Refraining from health care, purchasing medicine and dental care were used as the dependent variables and the variables describing the socio-demographic groups i.e. independent variables were included in the model simultaneously.
Earlier this month the Irish government simultaneously announced a plan to purchase many of the banks' bad assets — putting taxpayers even further on the hook — while raising taxes and cutting spending, to reassure lenders.
