The phrase "a parallel level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a comparable or equivalent state, position, or degree in various contexts, such as discussions about performance, development, or comparison.
Example: "The two teams are operating at a parallel level, making it difficult to determine which one is more effective."
Alternatives: "an equivalent level" or "a comparable level".
Hussein et al. [20] and Vineet et al. [21] proposed a parallel version of graph cuts, Sharma et al. [22] and Roberts et al. [23] both introduced a version of a parallel level-set algorithm, Kauffmann et al. [24] implemented a cellular automaton segmenter on GPGPUs, while Laborda et al. [25] presented a real-time GPGPU-based segmenter using Gaussian mixture models.
To allow the simultaneous execution of these phases, we propose an approach based on three levels : two globally-centralized/locally-distributed hierarchical control levels and a parallel computation level.
By making the wanted levels at Points A and B equal, hence, we perform parallel level control.
This month we launched the program's Year Two -- our Intermediate Level -- with plans to follow it with a parallel Beginning Level course for new students in January.
Moreover, a parallel, tonic level of Notch signalling was sufficient to repress ascl1b transcription when Hdac1 was inhibited by VPA.
Dips: Support yourself between two parallel level bars or at the edge of a bench using your arms.
Third, to address the problem of high cost of memory for the immediate computing results from each level and the computation time as resolution level increases, multiple proposed 2-D DWT units were combined to build a parallel multi-level architecture, which can perform up to six levels of 2-D DWT in a resolution level parallel way on any arbitrary image size at competitive hardware cost.
To address these problems, this paper proposes a parallel double-level multiobjective evolutionary algorithm (PDL-MOEA).
For example, implementing a strict, either serial or parallel level-based approach results in ever-increasing memory requirements.
