Sentence examples for a parallel mode of from inspiring English sources
The analyzer design allows for a parallel mode of operation in which the energy bandwidth on a conical shaped detection plane is predicted to be as high as 32%±1616%) of the central-band energy.
And a parallel mode of reasoning could happen in a case like McCutcheon, where a Court could talk of the "real dangers at stake" in a corrupted polity, and uphold democratically passed laws designed to protect against that corruption.
Whereas necroptosis appears to be an active mechanism in ConA hepatitis as evidenced by markedly elevated RIP1 and RIP3 expression, apoptosis is also a parallel mode of hepatocellular death.
In the bundle-like CNFs, several CNFs grow in a parallel mode and form a bundle of CNFs.
The entire process has been implemented in a parallel mode.
In the case of the parallel mode of the two units with a potential difference equal to 32 V, the resulting current is 4 A for a total power of 128 W.
Further, aiming to enhance the energetic and economic potential of the HIDiC-VRCDIR structure, it is proposed to choose either the series or parallel mode of compressor applying the same two criteria stated above.
Calculations were carried out using parallel mode of "LOMONOSOV" supercomputer (MSU).
Moreover, our key results are based on replication in two independent phases of genomic data acquisition in the Emory Cardiovascular Biobank, and have been validated using two parallel modes of data normalization.
A strength of our study is that all of our findings replicate in two phases, and we have performed careful normalization using two parallel modes of analysis to confirm the results and relate them to our prior evaluation of the axes of variation in human peripheral blood.
It is possible that those organisms retaining a RNAP II transcription cycle mediated by CDK7 and 8 kinase activity form distinct clades, in both RPB1 and kinase derived trees, because both sets of proteins share parallel modes of evolution driven by their physical interactions.
