Sentence examples for concurrent information from inspiring English sources

Each data record was provided with concurrent information on the interplanetary medium conditions, which were obtained from 5-min average yearly files with OMNI data.

It is perhaps worth noting that visual inspection of Fig. 4 suggests that when the onset of both the primary search task and secondary GG information was concurrent, information that was communicated as irrelevant did not induce a performance cost.

The all-in-one device can obtain and process a large number of concurrent information comprehensively in real time and are endowed with communication channel with other devices via VLAN network in the substation.

Particularly, we focused on the energy efficient precoding design by using the power splitting technique where each receiver divides the received signal into two power streams for concurrent information decoding and energy harvesting.

In particular, we focus on the energy efficient coordinated precoding for the downlink of multicell system using the power splitting technique where each receiver divides the received signal into two power streams for concurrent information decoding and energy harvesting.

In the 11th annual PhysioNet/CinC[7] contestants were asked to reconstruct, using any combination of available prior and concurrent information, 30 s segments of ECG, continuous blood pressure waveforms, respiration, and other signals that had been removed from recordings of patients in ICU.

Additionally, sub-lexical phonological knowledge, concurrent visual information (i.e., lip-read speech; [13]), and acoustic-phonetic information in the speech signal itself [24], [25] have also been shown to enable perceptual learning in speech and are likely to contribute here as well.

Jhou et al. [13] proposed to use the concurrent statistical information to construct a bipartite graph for feature fusion.

This offline mode is imaginative and depends more heavily on the contents of memory than it does on concurrent perceptual information.

Compared to neutrally spoken words, emotionally spoken words were expected to attract greater attention and to induce bodily arousal thereby enhancing memory for concurrent verbal information.

However, the impact of such programs is rarely assessed in high-income countries, where concurrent health information and screening opportunities are common place.