Sentence examples for a single set of instructions from inspiring English sources

A large number of data encoded in DNA molecules can be processed simultaneously by molecular biology techniques, although only a single set of instructions has been implemented in a solution.

While CPUs tend to outpace GPUs at carrying out a single set of instructions, GPUs have an advantage in that they can carry out hundreds of tasks at the same time.

In 2012, the county found that a two-column layout for a single race resulted in at least a tenfold increase in mistaken "overvotes". This time, Napa's ballot will have two columns but a single set of instructions that stretches across the entire layout that reads: "There are 34 candidates for U.S. Senator.

Functional complexity of the human body, with over 200 specialized cell types, and intricately built tissues and organs, arises from a single set of instructions: the human genome.

Our goal is to provide the essential revision requirements as a single set of instructions, so that you have a clear view of the revisions that are necessary for us to publish your work.

But by contrast to this highly stable almost essentialist view of the gene or protein, it is also possible that a given genetic sequence does not encode a single (set of) instruction(s), but that the context largely determines what the gene or protein does, and therefore even what it is.

Instead of pumping electricity through the chip as fast as they could to carry out a single set of software instructions more quickly, vendors could use each core in a multi-core processor to handle its own sequence of software instructions (or "thread").

They want to write brand-new genetic code, pulling together specific genes or portions of genes plucked from a wide range of organisms — or even constructed from scratch in a lab — and methodically lacing them into a single set of genetic instructions.

LPATE's CLA has a single set of four constructs, (a) grammar and lexical accuracy and range, (b) pronunciation, stress and intonation, (c) the language of interaction and (d) the language of instruction.

Flynn classified programs and computers by whether they were operating using a single set or multiple sets of instructions, and whether or not those instructions were using a single set or multiple sets of data.

Subjects received either a "room A" set of instructions or a "room B" set of instructions respectively.