concurrently
In parallel fashion
Concurrently means at the same time.
Events happen concurrently when they occur simultaneously: The two trials proceeded concurrently.
In legal contexts, prison sentences served concurrently run together rather than back-to-back: The judge ordered the sentences to run concurrently, not consecutively.
At the same instant
- parallelEquidistant at all points
- synchronousOccurring at same moment
- at onceWithout any delay
- togetherIn union or proximity
in tandem · side by side · coexistent · contemporaneous · concomitant · in sync · jointly · coinciding
Matching structural elements
- threadingPassing strand through opening
- multiprocessingConcurrent execution across CPUs
- synchronizationAligning timing across systems
- interleavingAlternating elements from sequences
deadlock · semaphore · asynchronous · non-blocking · multithreading · task-switching · preemption · thread-safe
Sequential toss-and-catch performance
- workloadAssigned task volume
- productivityOutput relative to input
- efficiencyProductive without waste
- workflowSequential task progression
batching · balancing · coordination · scheduling · prioritizing
Following in unbroken sequence
- sentencingImposing legal punishment
- termsConditions of an agreement
- jurisdictionLegal authority's scope
- proceedingsSequence of formal events
charges · sentences · penalties · cases · litigation · adjudication
simultaneously
At the same instant
- parallelEquidistant at all points
- synchronousOccurring at same moment
- at onceWithout any delay
together · in tandem · side by side · coexistent · contemporaneous · concomitant · in sync · jointly · coinciding · at the same time
parallelism
Matching structural elements
- threadingPassing strand through opening
- multiprocessingConcurrent execution across CPUs
- synchronizationAligning timing across systems
interleaving · deadlock · semaphore · asynchronous · non-blocking · multithreading · task-switching · preemption · thread-safe · atomic
juggling
Sequential toss-and-catch performance
- workloadAssigned task volume
- productivityOutput relative to input
- efficiencyProductive without waste
workflow · batching · balancing · coordination · scheduling · prioritizing
consecutive
Following in unbroken sequence
- sentencingImposing legal punishment
- termsConditions of an agreement
- jurisdictionLegal authority's scope
proceedings · charges · sentences · penalties · cases · litigation · adjudication
- parallel thingsparallel lines, side by side, abreast, tracks, twin
- togethernesstogether, united, unity, togetherness, bonding
- instantlysuddenly, instantly, immediately, at once, abruptly
- Right Awaynow, instantly, immediately, promptly, forthwith
concurrentlysequentially
In ordered succession
consecutively · successively · one after another · serially · in turn
concurrentlyseparately
In distinct portions
individually · independently · singly · one by one · one at a time
- concurrent sentencesOverlapping punishment periods
- concurrent powersPowers held by multiple governments