concurrent
سمورتی
definition
adjective
there are three concurrent art fairs around the city
existing, happening, or done at the same time.
example
Observations may also indicate evolving issues that are 'concurrent' with an existing issue, or a completely new issue.
He was fined a total of £140 with £60 costs and banned from driving for six months to run 'concurrent' with the existing ban.
This year in spoken word was about reaching out to scenes beyond Montreal, 'concurrent' with the growth and strengthening of our own scene.
An important way to ensure the defeat of al Qaeda is through applying pressure for change in the existing regimes' behaviors 'concurrent' with supportive interaction with them.
To what degree did Poussin's interest in the modes, apparently 'concurrent' with his initial interest in healing images, partake of the wide fascination with occult powers?
It is to be served 'concurrent' to the sentence for manslaughter, in light of the continuity between the offences, and having regard to the totality principle.
Subsequently, following his arrest a year later, he was sentenced to a 'concurrent' term of 12 months for breach of bail.
On each of the murder counts, he was sentenced to 'concurrent' terms of life imprisonment.
The tough New Hampshire landscape produces men who aspire to a model of masculinity predicated on violence, and here it is 'concurrent' with an American history which goes back to ‘Gun Smoke’.
In a triangle, four basic types of 'concurrent' lines are altitudes, angle bisectors, medians, and perpendicular bisectors:
In Arizona, the jaguar's gradual decline was 'concurrent' with predator control associated with the settlement of land and the development of cattle industry.
It is not mentioned anywhere whether he will continue his business interests 'concurrent' with the responsibilities of Mayor.
For example, besides the physiological detriments, cigarette use often precedes marijuana and alcohol use and is 'concurrent' with other risk behaviors such as fighting.
But since Craft's sentence is 'concurrent' , he is still convicted for twenty years as long as even one ‘exploitation’ count remains.
These arcades were later filled with canvases that fitted neatly into the frame of each arch, conveying the effect of a 'concurrent' and symmetrical series of painted niches.
There are many families of 'concurrent' lines in a triangle.
The appellant was sentenced to a 'concurrent' term of 5 years for the lesser offence of simple wounding.
The bill also brings cumulative sentences, instead of 'concurrent' sentences.
He received 'concurrent' sentences for the other offences.
For these second indictment charges Tann was jailed for 12 months for each count, 'concurrent' with the 15 years.
In March he was sentenced on both counts to 'concurrent' terms of life imprisonment.
He was sentenced at Preston Crown Court to serve fifteen 'concurrent' life sentences.
Domestic violence is often 'concurrent' with child abuse, because violent men hit both wives and kids.
The applicant is serving three 'concurrent' terms of imprisonment.
A variation in conviction and sentence by the Court of Appeal in March 2002 replaced life imprisonment and a ten year 'concurrent' sentence.
The model in Fig.9 explains all the observed features of hyperfluorescence when it is 'concurrent' with two-state behavior by other spectroscopic techniques.
The conviction also bans Sharif from political activity until 2021-a moot point, given that he is serving two 'concurrent' life sentences on charges of hijacking and terrorism.
They heard the two men given 'concurrent' sentences ranging from nine to fifteen years for the other offences.
Therefore, countermeasures (equipment and tactics) should be developed 'concurrent' with the development of non-lethal weapons.
Also 'concurrent' with developments, the Iraqi people's attacks on the U.S. and British occupying forces have increased too.
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