Sentence examples for so concurrently from inspiring English sources
The phrase "so concurrently" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when trying to express that two or more actions are happening at the same time, but it is better to use more common phrasing. Example: "The two projects were developed so concurrently that it was hard to distinguish their timelines."
To our knowledge, this is the largest prospective study to evaluate the relationship of adiponectin with new-onset diabetes in older people, and to do so concurrently for both total and HMW adiponectin.
Allow groups to stage brief, informal debates, so that concurrently in the classroom, there may be 3-5 debates underway, depending on class size.
Or should it rather continue to tighten the screws on the Putin regime, in the hope that doing so will concurrently compel the Russian Federation to moderate its behaviour?
The low buzz of it runs not so much concurrently as concentrically with the hangover everything happens at once, slowly, and somehow the next day's wedge of behind-the-eyes headache arrives before the bottom of the glass even comes into view.
None of its licences run concurrently, so there is nothing to stop it dumping the medium wave licence, which is up for renewal in two years.
University campuses can be spread over a large area, and tours, talks and events often happen concurrently, so it's important to know when and where they are located.
Slide scanning and image processing are done concurrently so that post-scan processing is eliminated.
assuming that data cannot be transferred to multiple devices concurrently so both the times th→dand td→hremain the same.
All layers are trained concurrently so that, in training mode, targets are presented at all output layers.
Each GTX260 GPU used in this work has 24 SMs, each of which can run 1024 threads concurrently, so each SP handles 128 threads, giving a total of 24,576 threads per GPU.
However, the trumpet height can (and should) be adjusted to compensate for this when exposing cells and QCMs concurrently so that the gap distance is the same (2 mm in this case between crystal and trumpet).
