Poil et al. demonstrated in a computational neuronal network that power-law distributed avalanches and LRTCs in oscillations emerge concurrently.
Attention to business ethics in United States universities emerged concurrently with the counter-culture (and authority challenging) movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s.
In addition, many floral organs emerge concurrently, both within the same and in different whorls within the flower.
In North America, the landscape of swine influenza has changed substantially since the late 1990s, when human (H3N2) viruses were first isolated from swine and triple reassortant viruses carrying influenza genes (TRIG) of avian, swine, and human origin and showing great reassortment flexibility emerged concurrently.
While Dansaekwha (also spelled "Tansaekwha") emerged somewhat concurrently with American Minimalism, this is the first exhibition to consider the two movements side by side, finding subtle synchronicities between the artists' approaches to form, material, and medium.
Hardware designs to provide baseband processing of new protocol standards are being actively attempted, because of concurrently emerging multiple standards and diverse needs on device functions, hardware-only implementation may have reached a limit.
Concurrently, emerging methods provide new virus host linkage capabilities, but do not scale well with increasing data set size and complexity (e.g., Andersson and Banfield, 2008; Tadmor et al., 2011; Allers et al., 2013a; Deng et al., 2014).
This assignment of atomic B (non-nitrogen bonded) is also corroborated by the lack of a concurrently emerging N1s component upon cooling, as well as by the disappearance of the 188.1 eV signal upon subsequent air exposure, since atomic boron is known to quickly oxidize in ambient air and desorb as highly volatile boron oxides.
Repeated listening to the audio-recording of the interviews was used to expand the memos, and concurrently identify emerging themes.
Concurrently, the emerging field of ambient assisted living (AAL) has positioned itself to enable older adults, including PwDs, to "age-in-place" (i.e., at home and in their communities) through the support of intelligent and pervasive computing (also referred to as "smart home") technologies.
