How to pronounce “concorde” in English

called the Concorde based on the argument, "Well, look how much we poured into it so far."

to very large bodies of concorded text.

In 1973, the Concorde went Mach 2 and stayed in the totality for 74 minutes.

Remember that we used to have a supersonic transport called the Concorde?

As a consequence, the Concorde created a sonic boom, a sonic boom so great that it would shatter the windows in your house.

We've got 1,640 dots, and then an optimal tour via Concorde.

I want to mention that number in the context of the bound that's been found by people using Concorde and solving various very sophisticated linear optimization

In any case, we can view each of these as an instance of the TSP, use Concorde, thanks to David et al.

On my laptop, which is about five years old, using Concorde takes about, on average, about 6, 7, 8 minutes to find these.

This one was commissioned by Bill Cook, part of the team that David was involved with, this Concorde team.

"Okay, no, we pull the plug on the Concorde if it doesn't make sense economically going forward."