Sentence examples for is a concurrent from inspiring English sources

But there is a concurrent trend in consumer electronics to shrink the screen and bring it closer to the viewer — within inches of the eyeball itself.

At the Smithsonian Institution's Sackler Gallery, two blocks from the Hirshhorn, there is a concurrent display of a loopy walk-in structure fashioned from antique furniture and parts of destroyed temples.

Labour is a "concurrent" subject under India's constitution, which means that responsibility for it is shared by the central and state governments.

Mr. Kuitca's appearance is part of that plan; so is a concurrent solo show of recent art by the Colombian artist José António Suárez Londoño.

Ideal, too, in a plainer way, is a concurrent survey of the artist's works on paper, "Ken Price: Slow and Steady Wins the Race," running through Sunday at the Drawing Center, 35 Wooster Street, SoHo, (212) 219-2166, drawingcenter.org.org

If a death occurs that requires a coroner's inquest and there is a concurrent police investigation or possible criminal trial, the inquest is adjourned so as not to prejudice the outcome of any such trial.

A process barrier is an concurrent abstraction through which multiple processes can be synchronized.

Asian immigrants began moving into the area in the nineties, and there was a concurrent rise in the skinhead population.

As more older people gain online access, there has been a concurrent rise in the number of Web sites geared for them.

Even Jerry Falwell was not much in evidence, because he had a son in the hospital and there was a concurrent meeting of the state chairmen of the Moral Majority to attend.

Kaleida Labs was a concurrent AppleIBM effort for multimedia.