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con·cur·rence [kənˈkʌrən(t)s] СЪЩ no pl form
1. concurrence (agreement):
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2. concurrence (simultaneous occurrence):
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3. concurrence MATH:
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The concurrence of other symptoms such as photophobia and nausea can help in determining the proper diagnosis.
en.wikipedia.org His police spectacularly failed in a concurrence of other strange blunders, which it is difficult to explain at present.
en.wikipedia.org For mixed states, the concurrence can be defined by convex roof extension.
en.wikipedia.org The concurrence of critical periods for the auditory, visual, and vestibular systems suggests that the time period may be universal for emergent sensory systems.
en.wikipedia.org From the concurrence, the entanglement of formation can be calculated.
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www.zsw-bw.de Based on deep neural networks, this collaborative project on the part of the two partners from Southern Germany enables non-linear corrections to the long time series in order to improve correlation, that is, temporal concurrence with the measurements.
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Auf tiefen neuronalen Netzen aufbauend, ermöglicht dieses Verfahren der süddeutschen Projektpartner nicht-lineare Korrekturen der langen Zeitreihen, die die Korrelation, also die zeitliche Übereinstimmung, zur Messung verbessert.
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www.nele-stroebel.de Here, however, both the individual works as well as the Gesamtkunstwerk [ the work of art as a whole ] attest to an astonishing concurrence of content and form.
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Hier aber zeugen sowohl die einzelnen Arbeiten wie auch das Gesamtkunstwerk von einer verblüffenden Übereinstimmung von Inhalt und Form.
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