Sentence examples for product concurrently from inspiring English sources

A method for designing service activity and product concurrently and collaboratively is proposed.

We investigate different officially accepted sustainability indicators and identify the ones that are related to the product development process by considering the physical performance and sustainability of the products concurrently.

The robust topological preliminary design exploration method (RTPDEM) is used for designing complex multiscale materials and products concurrently by topologically and parametrically tailoring them for multifunctional performance that is superior to that of standard designs and less sensitive to variations.

In light of growing interest in ART-related healthcare pluralism, this multisite South African study examined utilization of additional health providers and self-purchased health products concurrently with ART services.

38 39 In patients of 50 64 years old, 14.2% were at risk of a potential NHP drug interaction; this proportion increased to 23.7% and 38.4% in those taking 5 or more and 10 or more health products concurrently, respectively.

In addition, the situation where the product is concurrently controlled by both hands was investigated.

Various imine, amide and imide side-products also concurrently appear during the process.

The TG-MS equipped with a humidity generator controlling the atmosphere revealed the presence of hydrolysis products occurred concurrently during the thermal decomposition process.

But where other companies might have been satisfied by simply creating endless permutations on a winning idea, Apple has since continued to refine and extend its brand experience across its full range of existing products while concurrently developing groundbreaking new ones (iPod touch, iPad, the App Store, and Apple TV).

Additional file 1: Classification of therapeutic products prescribed concurrently with systemic antimicrobial treatment.

Concurrently, products are integrating an increasing number of functions and technologies, thus becoming progressively complex.