Specifically, it should be able to demonstrate concurrent validity against a reliable gold-standard assessment (eg, USI verifying TrA activity); proved to measure what it purports to measure.
White House officials have said that by the end of the month, the site will be able to handle 50,000 concurrent users and will direct those who can't log on to wait and try later.
Moreover, mental health programs were significantly less likely to offer concurrent disorders services than addictions programs, suggesting that youth who are reluctant to seek service within the addictions sector may not be able to access needed concurrent disorder-specific services.
Thus, it would be very useful to be able to identify patients with concurrent esophageal neoplastic progression merely by sampling their normal esophagus.
With customers doing their own ordering and billing through the Internet, databases must be able to handle vast numbers of concurrent users and provide information fast.
The infrastructure has been simulated to be able to support up to 100 concurrent users in various use cases and workflows.
Cloud services must be able to handle tens of thousands of concurrent requests and to enable servers to seamlessly provide the amount of load balancing capacity required to respond to incoming application traffic in addition to allowing users to obtain information quickly and accurately.
Rather we stick at the level of abstraction of the SA and even in the absence of relevant pieces of information we want to be able to carry on an evaluation of concurrent execution of SA which should allow the validation of the possibly critical design choices made at the SA level.
The K20 and GTX-Titan devices are equipped with 6 GB of main memory with respect to the 1.5 GB provided by GTX-580; therefore they would be able to execute in theory about 100 concurrent simulations (i.e., the number of blocks).
(5) Must be able to reflect that a patient may have concurrent problems.
Second, to be able to practically measure the effects of a concurrent attention-demanding task and visual restriction on sprint performance.
