Sentence examples for as a parallelism from inspiring English sources
One might suppose that if all animal eyes are regulated by the same gene network, then eyes must also share a common origin and that similarity between cephalopod and vertebrate eyes evolved as a parallelism due to constraint in development and not convergence.
It may be asked whether, as a parallelism, GARD error threshold could be related to an assembly size parameter.
As a parallelism, we regarded identical evolutionary changes in unrelated lineages, starting from the same plesiomorphic character state, and applied a simple numbering system, i.e. PAR1, PAR 2 etc. for parallel CBCs, and hPAR1, hPAR2 etc. for hCBCs.
Taking into account that the higher performance of an active contour algorithm is achieved when most of the processing is done on-chip and that a parallelism degree as high as in the pixel-parallel processor array cannot be achieved due to the shortage of hardware resources, an alternative architecture was proposed Nieto et al. [34].
Let be the efficiency of a parallelism defined as (3).
Sequential price hikes can be attacked as "conscious parallelism," a tacit agreement by an oligopoly to follow a price leader.
The probability that multiple reversals induce a parallelism-like pattern decreases as the topological distance between A and B increases (since the number of required reversals increases), mimicking the covarion effect.
Repetition is often seen as a sibling to parallelism, which uses a similar syntactical structure in a series of successive phrases.
As a first insight, parallelisms seem to be the most frequent case of homoplasy in ITS2, followed by reversals and convergences.
As a conclusion, BCJR metric level parallelism (trellis-transition parallelism and BCJR computation parallelism) induces a minimal area overhead as it does not affect memory size, which occupies most of the area in a turbo decoder circuit.
Leibniz claimed that mental events were neither causes nor effects of any physical events they were simply "synchronized" by God with physical phenomena, a view known as "parallelism".
