concurrentlyadverb

concurrent | American Dictionary

concurrent
adjective
us/kənˈkɜr·ənt, -ˈkʌr·ənt/
happening at the same time:
He’s serving two concurrent 10-year sentences.
physics
A concurrent force is one of two or more forces that are in effect at the same time.

concurrently

adverbus/kənˈkɜr·ənt·li, -ˈkʌr·ənt-/
He dealt with several issues concurrently.

concurrent | Business English

concurrent
adjective
uk /kənˈkʌrənt/us
happening or existing at the same time as something else:
Delivery of the goods and payment of the price are concurrent conditions, and must therefore occur at the same time.
concurrent with sthCompetitions for consumer goods are usually promoted on the pack concurrent with in-store promotion.
IT
relating to a computer system that can be used by several people at the same time:
The best online systems can handle thousands of concurrent users.
Concurrent licences allow more than one person at a company to share a single piece of software over a computer network.

concurrently

adverbuk /kənˈkʌrəntli/ us /-ˈkɝː-/
The French regulator, the CMF, said yesterday that all the bids should run concurrently.

Examples of concurrent

concurrent
Concurrent investigations were undertaken to identify the aetiology and source of the illnesses.
Would not the global array concept explain how a /d/ can be perceived from the concurrent visual specification of /g/ and auditory specification of /b/?
We also examined whether regulation, aggression, and withdrawal mediated the risk pathways between negative emotions and concurrent or subsequent victimization.
This idea can be used to verify safety properties of concurrent systems.
The idea is to have atomic actions in some monad that can be lifted into a concurrent setting.
In the second trial, small aircraft were used for distribution of praziquantel baits (20/km2) according to the protocol of concurrent rabies immunization campaigns.
Allowing concurrent action or exogenous events results in a further explosion in the size of the state space.
They have advantages over the standard client-server model in cases of concurrent processing of published information from heterogeneous sources.
Simple adjustments such as streamlining patients' concurrent medication and the use of dosettes may minimize the potential for noncompliance.
Concurrent with these increases in vegetative growth, the removal treatments delayed fruiting and decreased pod yields, but had no effects on pod size.
It can serve to denote either concurrent behaviour or interleaving or both, but it cannot distinguish the two notions.
In the work on concurrent constraint programming, closure operators are studied in terms of their sets of fixpoints.
This is the reason for developing sequential machines or synchronous concurrent machines.
This is exactly why the concept of vertical market significantly correlates with concurrent currencies in the analysis of this book.
These conjectures are proposed in lieu of specific information regarding the precise mechanisms linking prenatal, postpartum, and concurrent hormones and temperament and behavior regulation.
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