Sentence examples for concurrent expansion from inspiring English sources

The increase in U.S. forces, moreover, was dwarfed by the concurrent expansion of Iraqi forces by more than 140,000 troops.

This behavior is consistent with the concurrent expansion of both the anode and cathode lattices during the battery charging process.

That growth saw a concurrent expansion of both medical education programs and research activities in the basic, translational and clinical realms.

The neck tie sternum comprises expansion of the manubrium and sternal marrow without concurrent expansion of the manubriosternal joint.

Beyond the expansion of the definition of terms to include a slew of companies from all over the globe, there's been a concurrent expansion in the number of startup technology companies to achieve unicorn status.

Bachrach [ 15] defined deinstitutionalization as a process having two main elements: the avoidance of traditional institutions/hospitals, and the concurrent expansion of community based facilities (p. 573).

Focusing on mixed-use structures and envisioned as a trade hub hooking into concurrent expansions of the Suez Canal industrial zone, Madbouly and company believe the city will create 1.5 million new jobs, providing the right economic incentives to draw people out of Cairo naturally.

From τ, we inferred a Late Pleistocene timing of intraspecific expansions (20.4-61.6 ka; Table  3), with the onset of expansion preceding the LGM by 0-40 kandand overlapping estimates suggesting concurrent expansions since ~33-10 ~33-10

The benefits of distraction include avoidance of bone grafting and donor side morbidity, as well as its availability for use in surgery on younger patients and concurrent expansions of soft tissue envelops [ 24].

Our results clarify that the employment decline during the early 1990s can be explained by the concurrent DI expansion only under the extreme assumption that the marginal beneficiaries would have worked at rates comparable to non-applicants were they not receiving benefits.

In the trachea, COPII anterograde transport of luminal proteins is required for extracellular matrix assembly and the concurrent tube expansion.