Sentence examples for be applied concurrently from inspiring English sources
However, there have been limited studies on how DfU can be applied concurrently in the product design process with the integration of modelling and optimisation process.
Within one membrane, several rules can be applied concurrently.
However, it seems that cooperative concepts can be applied concurrently with gradual covering.
These processes mirror the bulk of the SE process and are applied concurrently to product, process and organisations.
Response amplitude decreases in simulated systems with reduced mobility unless an external disturbance mimicking fire or land clearance is applied concurrently with a reduction in growth vigour triggering a threshold type response when sufficient vegetation is removed.
It was shown that the proposed concept is economically efficient as the payback period of the intervention (return of the retrofitting investment) can be significantly reduced for seismic zones when energy is applied concurrently with seismic retrofitting by exploiting advanced construction materials, thanks to large savings related to the labour costs.
When two horizontal components of excitations were applied concurrently to check the effect of torsion of the frame, it was found that torsional effects were negligible for structures regular in plan, and that a 2-D model can provide reasonable analysis results.
We performed recordings in which ATP was applied concurrently with glutamatergic blockade with NBQX.
Spherical reflective markers of 14 mm in diameter were applied concurrently (Fig. 1): (a) RASIS, LASIS, LPSIS, and RPSIS (Traditional); (b) a rigid cluster of three markers on sacrum (Cluster).
A comprehensive review of recent systematic reviews and meta analyses that looked at interventions to prevent childhood obesity [ 45] identified that interventions were modestly effective when professional support, education and behaviour change theory was applied concurrently.
In practice several methods were applied concurrently, but the cost components presented assume that researcher time is paid for the full time spent on each method without savings for multi-tasking.
