Sentence examples for availability of parallel from inspiring English sources
The availability of parallel processing machine allows the programme for such analysis to be parallelized.
The increasing availability of parallel hardware encourages the design and adoption of parallel algorithms.
That's thanks to the cost and availability of parallel processing, which is now well within reach for tech company budgets and available data center capacity.
The present availability of parallel data, turbidity data in particular, allowed incipient phase separation to be detected.
Substructuring and CMS enable efficient decentralized collaboration across departments and allow to benefit from the availability of parallel computing environments.
With recent software optimizations and better availability of parallel high performance computing hardware, 3D magnetron discharge simulations are now becoming feasible at low and moderate power density.
Genome complexity can be estimated by Cot analysis, which is a technically challenging method used in 86 published manuscripts prior to 1990 [27], but not in common use after the availability of massively parallel sequencing approaches.
Owing to the availability of massively parallel computational resources, such MD simulations are now feasible to investigate intra- and inter-domain conformational dynamics in multi-domain proteins in atomic detail.
Commercial availability of massive parallel sequencing or next-generation sequencing technologies in 2005 triggered an exponential growth of the number of species for which draft assemblies of complete genome sequences were released.
With the modifications described here, and with the availability of powerful parallel computing systems, it is now possible to obtain realistic estimates of the distribution of selection coefficients from phylogenetic data.
The availability of two parallel arrays of ER and protein abundance data for orthologs from distantly related animals prompted us to attempt to disentangle the contributions of structural functional constraints and translation rate to the ER.
