Sentence examples for concurrently making from inspiring English sources
They probed participants concurrently making detailed annotations of responses.
A novel aspect of this model is concurrently making the CF and GL decisions in a dynamic environment.
As Doucet [ 12] proposed, "being with" is an inter-subjective connection: partners interacting, learning to move through spaces such as parenthood congruent with public expectations concurrently making judgments about maintaining or avoiding social encounters.
Although the concepts differ, often times they have been used interchangeably or assessed to take place concurrently, making it unclear as to how perceived quality of care is measured [ 13, 17].
Given the observed ED for a point in the map, ρ(x), we can then calculate a weighted mean (WM), representing the fit of a group of atoms in an area of the map: (2) This metric is implemented in the processor instruction set SSE2 (allowing multiple floating point operations concurrently) making it relatively fast.
And while the memories I developed during the course of my weeklong, first-ever trip to Tel Aviv are pleasant and strong, the ones I concurrently made during my eight-hour-long, first-ever trip to Jerusalem are permanently scarred into my brain.
In this paper, we propose a new approach to concurrently make the CF, GL and GS decisions.
The liquidity effects around IFRS introduction are concentrated in the European Union (EU) and limited to five EU countries that concurrently made substantive changes in reporting enforcement.
Cell formation (CF) and group layout (GL) are concurrently made in a dynamic environment by the integrated model, which incorporates with an extensive coverage of important manufacturing features used in the design of CMSs.
Even if not all video sensors become active at the same time, the fact that a set of close neighbors become active concurrently makes reservation of enough resources, as proposed in this study, to be necessary and pertinent.
FE profession should undergo a self-examination required to ensure its future growth and impact in addressing forthcoming challenges in the food sector, and concurrently make paradigm shifts in its vision in the pursuit of excellence and innovation.
