Sentence examples for concurrently since from inspiring English sources

Alongside Arabic, Japanese and Spanish programmes ran concurrently, since the campus was large enough for language-specific dorm halls.

In addition to the polydisperse CCN measurements described in this study, size-resolved CCN number concentration measurements were performed concurrently since 2007.

Concurrently, since my retirement, I have been learning much about the archaeology of Iron-Age Eurasia as part of an attempt to put pressure on the category of the "Germanic" — one that has long been enshrined in Anglo-Saxon studies to the possible strait-jacketing of the field.

Use of entire datasets is quite popular amongst users, however, the individual data files in these sets are rarely used concurrently since they are so numerous.

I'll admit, it took me a rewatch of the episode to grasp the timeframe of the narrative; upon first watching, I was confused as to how the wraith's talisman seemed to be in Storybrooke and Fairytale Land concurrently, since Emma and Snow ending up in Fairytale Land at the end of the episode led me to believe the two stories were unfolding simultaneously.

Multiple loci can be assayed concurrently since genotyping relies on the direct sequence output.

Cassidy's election is noteworthy in one respect -- the state of Louisiana has not been represented by two Republican senators concurrently since 1876.

It is computationally feasible for particles generation and weights calculation to concurrently execute, since the operation on each particle is independent of others.

This was an extraordinary coincidence of design efforts (known in science as "multiple discovery"), since concurrently, in Germany, Opel staff were already working on a very similar Experimental GT concept, which as we know went into production as the Opel GT in 1968.

For HER-2-positive LABC, anthracyclines should not be administered concurrently with trastuzumab since this approach does not increase the pCR rate, and it could increase the risk of cardiac toxicity, based largely on studies in the metastatic setting [ 35, 36].

Since these concurrently executed applications might have diverse Quality of Service (QoS) requirements, it brings new challenges to network management and resource scheduling.