2 happening or existing at the same time as something else: --
3 relating to a computer system that can be used by several people at the same time: --
These conjectures are proposed in lieu of specific information regarding the precise mechanisms linking prenatal, postpartum, and concurrent hormones and temperament and behavior regulation.
This is exactly why the concept of vertical market significantly correlates with concurrent currencies in the analysis of this book.
This is the reason for developing sequential machines or synchronous concurrent machines.
In the work on concurrent constraint programming, closure operators are studied in terms of their sets of fixpoints.
It can serve to denote either concurrent behaviour or interleaving or both, but it cannot distinguish the two notions.
Concurrent with these increases in vegetative growth, the removal treatments delayed fruiting and decreased pod yields, but had no effects on pod size.
Simple adjustments such as streamlining patients' concurrent medication and the use of dosettes may minimize the potential for noncompliance.
They have advantages over the standard client-server model in cases of concurrent processing of published information from heterogeneous sources.
