Therefore, data can concurrently be sent over all links, and the directional antennas reduce the interference and therefore allow for spatial reuse.
Prolonged glances can concurrently be made at other individuals (e.g. "show-looking": de Waal et al. 1976 ; "head-flagging": Packer 1977 ).
The number of on-demand video streams that can be supported concurrently is highly constrained by the stringent requirements of real-time playback and high transfer rates.
Unfortunately, the number of on-demand video streams that can be supported concurrently is highly constrained by the stringent requirements of multimedia data, which require high transfer rates and must be presented continuously in time.
As a result, the number of proteins or cell structures that can be imaged concurrently is quite restricted (reviewed in [ 1] and [ 2]).
Testing two interventions concurrently can be achieved with a factorial design as used successfully by the Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome Network.
If too many resources are consumed by individual threadblocks, the total number of blocks that run concurrently can be negatively affected, reducing overall concurrency.
Our results confirm that gait and balance in these patients can be concurrently improved by a targeted intervention.
National, multiple systems can then be concurrently assessed at each level for effectiveness, technical efficiency, and cost.
At the component level, designs in different domains (e.g., RF, analog, or digital) can be concurrently characterized to provide an interface that offers smooth system integration while, at the same time, hiding implementation details.
