Sentence examples for concurrently proposed from inspiring English sources
Plans in the late 1960s and the 1970s called for a proposed Route 72 freeway, running from the western terminus at Route 70 to the concurrently proposed Interstate 895 at the New Jersey Turnpike in Westampton Township, connecting Philadelphia's northern suburbs with the Jersey Shore.
As ADP continues to develop and become more intentional about how our model not only addresses the needs and interests of our members and fights for social justice, but concurrently proposes a different model for our society, we are discovering just how revolutionary this project might be.
In order to develop a set of robust controllers that are sensitive to a variety of excitations, a genetic algorithm that considers multiple objectives concurrently is proposed.
The fact that the sniffing frequency was concurrently decreased proposes bidirectional connectivity between septal and ponto-medullar neuronal groups (both of which are cholinergic).
A small number of biochemical tests were proposed concurrently with the PCR to differentiate the cross-reacting bacteria.
A massively parallel machine with multiple processing elements that operate concurrently has been proposed in this paper to implement the totality of the signal processing chain in real-time fashion.
The proposed algorithm concurrently sends data via multiple paths.
A method for designing service activity and product concurrently and collaboratively is proposed.
The excellent performance in forecasting of the chaotic series shows that the proposed algorithm concurrently possesses efficiency, effectiveness, and robustness.
Considering the proposed mixer concurrently actuated by two finger-pressed pumps without electrical power, both experimental and simulation results show an intense swirling eddy generated in the core region of mixing chamber, achieving a mixing index up to 93% in a one-shot mixing event.
Concurrently, a resolution was proposed in Congress by Connecticut Senator Abraham Ribicoff that called for the ringing of bells nationwide at 2 p.m every July 4. Eastern Daylight Time.
