The phrase "concurrent theme" is a valid part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used when discussing multiple ideas or themes that are occurring simultaneously or running parallel to each other. Example: The author skillfully weaved together two concurrent themes in her novel - the struggles of a modern woman in a male-dominated society and the power of female friendship.
Those concurrent themes reflect a realization by strategists inside the Romney campaign and its allies at outside groups in recent weeks: Republicans need to do more than critique Mr. Obama's economic record for Mr. Romney to win.
The evaluation team noted two concurrent themes relating to the curriculum: interviewees noted adherence to the curriculum's intended strategy, but many tactics for implementation were adapted to better fit group members' needs.
The Brihadaranyaka Upanishad says that Purusha splits himself into two parts, male and female, and the two halves copulate, producing all life – a theme concurrent in Ardhanarishvara's tales.
This will allow concurrent analysis of emerging themes which act to structure more focussed observations as the research progresses [ 35].
We interviewed participants who were in the intervention arm of the trial until saturation of themes was achieved during concurrent analysis.
Real-time scheduling of concurrent processes and actions is a hot theme in embedded systems [20].
Data collection and analysis were concurrent and analysis iterative; this allowed emerging themes to be explored in consecutive interviews.
This included constant comparison of participant transcripts, concurrent with data collection and identification of themes from the data.
I can't think of another sitcom that takes more pleasure in running jokes – from the recurring incest theme to the Bluth family's concurrent fixation on, and terrible difficulty with, successfully impersonating a chicken.
Based on these abstracts, the organisers developed a general structure for the sessions that would permit concurrent small groups to consider a set of themes that were seen as worth pursuing (box 1).
