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With Extreme's software-driven networking solutions, Concurrency was able to analyze both wired and wireless traffic, enabling the small IT team to resolve network issues in real time.

Concurrency chooses Extreme Networks for improved security

Whilst it is acknowledged that the reference below to common law authorities which deal with the subject of concurrency and other time related issues are not binding in the UAE (for example the prevention principle[8]), it is suggested that the principles laid down by these authorities may offer some guidance on how the international construction community may deal with the issue of delays in general and, in particular, concurrency.

Dealing with Concurrency in Construction Delay Claims

Point concurrency: The point prevalence of concurrency (i.

Association of HIV prevalence and concurrency of sexual partnerships in South Africa's language groups: an ecological analysis

The use of concurrency in the Joint Strike Fighter program has caused untold damage in time and money, Kendall said.

Pentagon procurement: the madness must stop

Thus, in a zero-risk world we would say programs have zero overlap, or concurrency, and virtually no production risk.

Cost implications of design/build concurrency

International Conference on Application of Concurrency to System Design (10th: 2010: Braga, Portugal) Ed.

Application of concurrency to system design (ACSD 2010); proccedings

Concurrency is still commonly cited as a driver of program cost and schedule growth, and the debate on just how much concurrency a program can experience before significant cost increase is incurred rages on.

Investigating concurrency in weapons programs

Some 812 participants at study sites in Los Angeles completed the expanded questionnaire; researchers analyzed data from this group to explore associations between concurrency and high-risk HPV.

Concurrent partnerships and high-risk HPV: link varies by race, ethnicity

Proponents of the concurrency thesis argue that the critics' analysis of the data is selective, that evidence from a wide range of sources supports the thesis, and that it would be irresponsible for prevention programmes in Africa to ignore this issue.

Concurrency and the spread of HIV--the jury is still out

The Multimodal Transportation Concurrency Program is designed to help Bellingham achieve comprehensive plan goals directing growth to urban villages and to complete sidewalks and bicycle lanes throughout the city.

City transportation planning receives state award

But the evidence that concurrency is a major factor is very weak," said epidemiologist Mark Lurie, assistant professor community health and medicine.

Promiscuity may not be behind HIV epidemic

Transportation Concurrency Exception Areas (TCEAs): The act creates TCEAs for municipalities that are DULAs, urban service areas, and large counties that are DULAs but do not have urban service areas (except Miami-Dade and Broward counties).