Sentence examples for a partially parallel from inspiring English sources

It's hard to be optimistic about France buying or charming back an estranged community that in some neighborhoods lives life as a partially parallel society.

Memory requirements for a partially parallel architecture capable of supporting long length codes used in DVB-S2 are demanding.

As shown in Figure 10, we implemented the proposed decoder, which has a partially parallel architecture [19].

The design has a partially parallel structure with 16 sets of processing units to satisfy the throughput requirement of CMMB and operates adaptively according to the SNR estimation.

The implementation has a partially parallel structure with 16 sets of processing units to satisfy the throughput requirement of CMMB, as shown in Figure 8.

Both decoders carry out the decoding in a partially parallel manner, and can be on-the-fly configured in terms of cyclic shift value of each circulant, circulant size, and column weight.

A partially-parallel architecture, which comprises properties of both parallel and serial architectures, is also discussed.

Two sets of whole brain diffusion weighted volumes were acquired using a generalized autocalibrating partially parallel acquisitions (GRAPPA) sequence, using the following parameters: 60 directions (plus 8 vol without diffusion weighting); b = 1000 s/mm; 65 axial slices; voxel size 2 × 2 × 2 mm; TR = 9600 ms; TE = 87 ms. All imaging data were processed using FSL 5.1 (www.fmrib.ox.ac.uk/fsl).ac.uk/fsl

In brief, IPAT (integrated parallel acquisition techniques) and a GRAPPA (generalized autocalibrating partially parallel acquisitions) reconstruction algorithm were used with acceleration factors between 2 and 3. Various combinations of head and neck coils, spine array coils and various body coils were employed (Siemens Medical Solutions, Erlangen, Germany).

A parallel imaging technique, generalized autocalibrating partially parallel acquisition (GRAPPA) [ 17], with an acceleration factor of two, was implemented to shorten the MR data acquisition.

Functional data were acquired using an echo planar imaging sequence with a 90% flip angle and using generalized autocalibrating partially parallel acquisition (GRAPPA) with an acceleration factor of 2 in 31 near-axial interleaved slices (in-plane resolution 2.1 × 2.1, slice thickness 4 mm; distance factor 10%; field of view 200 mm) with TR = 2,000 ms and TE = 30 ms.