Sentence examples for concurrent series from inspiring English sources
A concurrent series of very high-resolution satellite images was procured and these images were used to mask out trees.
A concurrent series at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola has young groups tackling Mr. Corea's music, with an unspoken emphasis on Latin rhythm.
The casebooks for 1905-1915 are organized into two concurrent series, for the First and Second Surgical Divisions of the Hospital.
American health officials linked that previous outbreak only to "leafy greens," though their counterparts in Canada tied a concurrent series of E. coli infections there, which caused one death, to romaine lettuce.
And a concurrent series at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola involves other artists tackling Mr. Corea's music: on Friday and Saturday, at 7 30 and 10 p.m., that means the pianists Marcus Roberts (playing solo) and Alfredo Rodríguez (with a trio), and on Sunday, at 7 30 and 9 30 p.m., it will involve the drummer Henry Cole, with his Afrobeat Collective.
We review the observations and spectral analysis for daytime measurements of the vertical column abundance of hydroxyl (OH) in the earth's atmosphere from the Fritz Peak Observatory in Colorado (40°N) and from a concurrent series of observations from New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (34°N).
With about 10 concurrent film series each month -- retrospectives of beloved directors, a series on cinematic portrayals of gypsies -- as well as a bookstore and restaurant, all housed in a gorgeous Art Deco theater, it's a great destination for a rainy autumn afternoon.
Three concurrent new series, Cucumber, Banana and Tofu, take their names from the findings of a Swiss scientific institute that spent 10 years studying the male erection.
Concurrent time series of wind, ocean current and their influence on sea ice drift from global positioning system (GPS) compass measurements were examined but the length of data acquisitions limited the applicability of this analysis.
Business data frequently arise in the form of concurrent time series.
Between the concurrent television series (plural) and feature films, it was just too much.
