Synonym: co-occurrence, coincidence, concurrency, conjunction, meeting of minds. Similar words: concurrent, recurrence, occurrence, currency, concurring opinion, current, concur, currently. Meaning: [-'kʌrəns] 
n. 1. agreement of results or opinions 2. acting together as of agents or circumstances or events 3. a state of cooperation 4. the temporal property of two things happening at the same time.
n. 1. agreement of results or opinions 2. acting together as of agents or circumstances or events 3. a state of cooperation 4. the temporal property of two things happening at the same time. 
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31. Concurrence between liability for breaching contract and tort has long been a controversial issue.
32. The thermal entanglement of a two-level atom coupled to Single-mode cavity with the effect of virtual-photon field in nonresonant system by means of concurrence is investigated.
33. Statute Law:the earliest enacted law was made bythesovereignwith the concurrence of his Council.
34. The civil liability concurrence is an important issue in the legal application to the civil laws.
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36. The incumbent may be removed from office by a two-thirds vote of parliament, with the concurrence of the Supreme Court.
37. A concurrent process model is defined to describe the inherent concurrence of CBD process.
38. This mechanism can improve the encapsulation and modularization in programming, while the performance of concurrence and real-time data processing capaci...
39. Drag onto the page to add a refinement or concurrence shape.
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More similar words: concurrent, recurrence, occurrence, currency, concurring opinion, current, concur, currently, recurrent, direct current, alternating current, deterrence, abhorrence, irreverence, conference, conference room, press conference, iron curtain, surrender, concubine, concussion, concentration camp, encumbrance, sconce, concert, conceal, concept, concern, conceit, concede.