Sentence examples for local concurrent from inspiring English sources
Indeed, every collaborative object has an algorithm which transforms the remote update according to local concurrent ones.
Final preparations for the first-ever USA Science and Engineering Festival on the National Mall in October are underway and scientists are considering local concurrent events.
These scaffolds that contain concurrent local and global pores, discrete material regions, and biomimetic internal architectures may prove valuable for multi-tissue and structural tissue interface engineering.
Thus, p+ doping based on laser ablation of Al2O3 thin-films deposited on a silicon substrate is an attractively simplified process for concurrent local contact definition and aligned surface doping.
The case details the array of considerations that went into Sims decision to take on the adaptation issue, including a brief summary of a concurrent local debate about designing a new wastewater treatment plant to deliver reclaimed water to customers in the future, if needed.
And the way in which some costs were shared between the general election campaign and a concurrent local council contest was "not consistent with the Commission's guidance or good practice", it added.
Once the precursors are depleted, Ostwald ripening and loss of Mn centers occur but there is a concurrent local clustering of the dopants at/near the surface of the NCs.
It suggests that the topographic expansion/restriction of cortical maps is closely related to the global level of cortical activity, whereas RF tuning is more dependent of degree of local synchrony of concurrent sensory inputs delivered to the cortex [1].
Neoadjuvant chemotherapy does not appear to enhance local control over concurrent CRT or radiotherapy alone.
Among the total 7 patients who developed a seeding metastasis, 3 had developed a concurrent local recurrence.
Fifteen minutes after muscimol injection, we monitored sniffing and concurrent local field activity in CA1 stratum radiatum from dorsal hippocampus.
