The forward and adjoint problems cannot be solved concurrently, the forward problem must be solved first, the entire solution B(r; t) stored, and then the time integration of Eq. (19) is performed together with the integration of the adjoint problem.
Subsequently, it began to weaken due to increased wind shear, and concurrently its forward motion increased as the subtropical ridge strengthened to the north of the hurricane.
In literature, it is claimed that higher profit can be generated if multiple generations of product are designed and manufactured concurrently in a forward-looking manner compared to a single product generation at a time.
In this paradigm, the transport and pathway steps comprising the whole utilization pathway will be optimized concurrently, and may result in leaps forward in biofuel production from lignocellulosic biomass.
As manufactured crosses recount the past and look forward to the eschaton, they concurrently function in the age of the Church, offering specific, contemporary points of access to all the larger cross-sign represents.
The normalized forward attenuation data was taken concurrently with the F/B data.
This is all richly evoked, and you look forward to reading about Sylvia's "punishment" that would run "concurrently with the crime": living "for twenty years in the closest possible service of someone she did not love".
Moreover, the binding update procedure of DRO is performed in a forward manner such that the MR performs the handoff procedure concurrently in the network and the link layers.
The difference between DRO and FMIPv6 is that, under DRO, the binding update procedure is performed in a forward manner such that the MR implements the handoff procedure concurrently in the network and link layers.
In that sense, "Backing Into Forward" is a prequel to "Just Kids," Patti Smith's memoir, which concurrently serves as a prism on New York's artistic class.
The simultaneous space time discretization of both the forward and the adjoint models makes it possible to solve both models either concurrently or sequentially.
