Sentence examples for a sequence of parallel from inspiring English sources

After earliest crest construction the system experienced a decrease in sea level (3600 3000 14C years BP) that left behind a sequence of parallel tabular layers with dip angles (> 10° to < 20°) which accreted seaward as the first major prograding event.

The fault network is similar to the clusters in the present study in that both comprise a sequence of parallel lineaments.

A structure in which any stack has at least size σ is called σ-canonical, where a stack of size σ is a sequence of "parallel" arcs of the form (1) A sequence of consecutive stacks, separated by unpaired nucleotides, i.e. where is called a stem of length r, see Figure 6.

Mr Atwill claims that he began to notice a sequence of parallels between the two texts.

An artificial neural network is nothing but a sequence of very parallel, simple computations.

The samples were machined at varied laser energy (0.1 0.6 mJ) and lateral pulse overlap (50 88%) in order to generate a sequence of linear parallel micro-grooves on the sample surfaces.

During the measurement, the sample is rotated through the Bragg condition for acquiring a sequence of nearly parallel patterns, which are shown as straight lines perpendicular to the outgoing wave-vector.

Although we consider the case where all parallel computation happens in one stretch, this can be easily generalized to a case where sequential and parallel parts of the computation take turn, by having a sequence of sequential-parallel pairs.

A stack of length ℓ is a maximal sequence of "parallel" arcs, ((i, j),(i + 1, j−1),…,(i + (ℓ−1), j−(ℓ−1))) and is also referred to as a ℓ-stack, see Figure 2. We shall consider diagrams as fatgraphs, G, that is graphs G together with a collection of cyclic orderings, called fattenings.

The "Long Earth" is a sequence of Earth-like parallel worlds reachable by means of a device called a "stepper".

A kinetic model based on a pseudohomogeneous mechanism was postulated to describe the reaction network comprising a sequence of consecutive and parallel reaction steps.