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Additionally, states A1 and B are orthogonal states that evolve concurrently.

Statecharts can describe dynamic scenarios where states of a particular system evolve concurrently and coordinately by reacting to stimuli from the system's environment.

Furthermore, fidelity criteria should evolve concurrently with the modifications of the intervention in order to obtain valid measurements.

The Lagrangian mesh evolves concurrently, driven by the traction boundary conditions imposed by the Eulerian counterpart.

Fox Talbot's technique evolved concurrently with that developed in France by Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre, which used a silver plate rather than paper.

Despite the different strain-hardening rates of individual ferrite and austenite, the microstructures of the two phases evolved concurrently in such a way that the neighbouring two phases always maintained similar hardness.

mAISs differ from conventional AISs in that multiple-detector sets are evolved concurrently via negative selection.

Orthogonality describes an AND decomposition of states in such way that each part, i.e., the orthogonal states, evolves concurrently (Harel 1987).

Importantly, in data sets that contain several lineages that evolved concurrently with incomplete sampling of extant taxa (e.g. influenza B virus data set) these priors can produce spurious results.

Although we evaluated the evolution of early flowering and long leaf length independently, these traits have evolved concurrently in the California weedy radish, an unlikely combination from the results of this experiment.

Possibly, the evolutionary pathway to completely cancellous bone is linked to a high basal metabolic rate and endothermy, which obviously preceeded the aquatic adaptation in cetaceans, but may have evolved concurrently in ichthyosaurs, plesiosaurs and possibly in mosasaurs [ 85].