Sentence examples for from the concurrent from inspiring English sources

There were no winners from the concurrent Asada investigations involving Essendon Football Club and the Cronulla Sharks, both of whom had their reputation tarnished and saw their respective coaches experience a very public fall from grace.

Bugtoberfest: Friday, Fairfield, Iowa More inclusive than its name might suggest, this one-night event, to be held a block removed from the concurrent First Fridays Artwalk, is open to Volkswagens, Audis, Porsches and more esoteric German makes.

Important contributions came from the concurrent analysis of COSMIC radio occultation and TIMED tidal diagnostics.

Current antiretroviral therapies would greatly benefit from the concurrent removal of integrated HIV-1 proviral DNA from the patient's cells.

The gain in capacity comes from the concurrent transmissions (made possible by the precoding vector) that take place once the handshaking process is completed.

Without any feedback from the concurrent network, the other one will not be able to reach its quasi-optimal performance, and vice versa.

We keep ourselves from examining the dramatic decrease in the black teenage pregnancy rate in the last decade, or from considering the concurrent rise in pregnancy among young Latinas.

The first months of each year bring the latest round of catwalk shows from New York, London, Milan and Paris, and the concurrent awards season sent the best dressed in film and music trotting up the red carpets to the Grammys, the Brits, the Baftas and the Oscars.

To distinguish fake queries from real ones, the concurrent attack considers several machine learning algorithms: Logistic Regression, Alternating Decision Trees, Random Forest, Random Tree and ZeroR.

Just two blocks before M-89 splits from M-40, the concurrent highways have a junction with M-222.

The most striking demographic trend in New Jersey is the movement of the white population away from the cities and the concurrent proportional growth of the urban black and Hispanic population, accompanied by an emigration of industry and commerce.