Sentence examples for concurrent demand from inspiring English sources

But such standardization also fulfills Vitruvius' concurrent demand for order, arrangement, eurythmy, symmetry, and propriety.

Pathologists, therefore, have been faced with the challenge of an increased volume of specimens along with a concurrent demand for precise subclassification of lung cancers.

Williamson and Harrison [21] concluded that the right frontal regions were unable to regulate sympathetic tone with the concurrent demand of the lateralized stressor task proposing The Limited Capacity Model.

The force that drove starch metabolism relocation was likely the appearance of novel light-harvesting antennae in plastids, and the concurrent demand for energy to reduce photo-oxidative stresses associated with their evolution [ 51, 52].

In line with the trend of concurrent demand for operation time reduction and failure risk reduction in the regional anesthesia, our goal is to provide both scientific and objective tool that is efficient to the physicians.

In general, a dual task (i.e. a cognitive stimulus/walking) causes concurrent demands for attention/cognitive resources.

Segmenting tasks to reduce concurrent demands for speed and accuracy of responding would be helpful in situations that place high and prolonged demands on neural activity (function).

Each strategy would reduce concurrent demands for both the speed and accuracy of performance during continuous and complex information processing tasks.

If participants successfully performed our WM task despite the concurrent demands on attentional resources, we expected to find an interaction between search difficulty and WM load during the encoding phase but not during the subsequent delay phase.

To determine the attentional and visual demands for sprinting, the sprint test has to be performed with a concurrent attention-demanding task or with restricted vision.

Along the same line, Joseph et al. [38] asked their subjects to perform a pop-out task and were able to demonstrate that a concurrent attention-demanding task (rapid serial visual presentation task) strongly altered performance in the CVS task, suggesting that even pop-out CVS tasks depend on the availability of attention.