When it comes to major geological events, McPhee suggested, with the concurrence of a lot of geologists, the vast protective network of culverts, channels and debris basins built by the Los Angeles County Flood Control District is like a match stick in the path of a steamroller.
For mammals, REM sleep is defined by the concurrence of three events: low-voltage mixed-frequency EEG, intermittent REMs, and suppressed muscle tone.
The concurrence of these events may indicate occurrence of a particular timing when baculoviruses underwent their adaptation to hosts.
In contrast, high velocity low-volume disc disease and traumatic disc extrusions differ from HNPE because of the concurrence of traumatic events or intense exercise at the onset and the slight to moderate cervical cord compression.
These findings thus suggest a potential connection with the Kounis syndrome, the concurrence of acute coronary events with allergic, hypersensitivity, anaphylactic, or anaphylactoid reactions.
To examine the concurrence of loop-flipping events, we calculated the frequency with which multiple loops undergo flipping within the same 1 ms interval.
"We expect the concurrence of droughts and warm events to physically manifest in more frequent wildfires, reduced air quality, and stressed agricultural crops and livestock," the study authors wrote.
"While a worldwide call to prayer is not typical for Jews like myself, the concurrence and rarity of this natural event, together with the times in which we live, points to prayer as being the right response to such an amazing natural event that might indicate the finger of God in history," Haaretz quoted him saying.
Figure 2 The probability and the concurrence in one case.
Figure 3 The probability and the concurrence in another case.
