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This transmission methodology and receiver structure are then applied to multiuser MIMO systems where several multiple antenna terminals communicate concurrently to a joint receiver.

The aggregation-rate kernel of shear-induced aggregation introduced by Smoluchowski (1917) is accurately reproduced by a discrete element model to investigate the behavior of a multiscale approach that couples discrete element simulations concurrently to a population balance model.

We observe several neighbouring junctions in the same row shrinking concurrently to a single point to give rise to a multicellular rosette (Fig. 2C).

Longitudinal measurements of > 50 individual compounds in blood indicate that young children (3 6 years of age) living in a socioeconomically disadvantaged urban neighborhood were exposed concurrently to a combination of VOCs, heavy metals, OC pesticides, and PCBs.

Our approach adapts Concurrent Versioning, a successful paradigm in software development, to allow several developers to make changes concurrently to an ontology.

As noted above, we considered a diagnostic strategy that enrolled unselected participants who were evaluated by both Xpert and microscopy concurrently to be a proxy for a strategy in which Xpert was used as an add-on test following a negative smear microscopy result.

OpenMP supports the fork join model of parallel computing where at particular points in the execution the master thread spawns a number of threads that are executed concurrently to gain a performance benefit.

How many people actually went to the trouble of listening to the Flaming Lips' Zaireeka as it was supposed to be heard – four CDs played concurrently to form a composite piece of music?

At present, there is no systematic methodology and framework to provide chemical engineers with problem-solving approach and concurrently to develop a new product using forecasting.

The pet's signalment, medical history, clinical signs, and adjunctive diagnostics (radiographs and histology) are all used concurrently to ascertain a working diagnosis.

Other problem related to what has been discussed in this paper is the dynamic creation and deactivation of parts of processes that are used concurrently to solve a problem.