Sentence examples for because of their parallel from inspiring English sources

Due to the severe complexities, nonlinearities, and uncertainties inherent in these systems, neural networks provide an ideal framework for online adaptive control because of their parallel processing flexibility and adaptability.

Other outcomes have been also associated with n-3 LCPUFAs (McManus et al. 2009), but in this study we focused on these two end points because of their parallel susceptibility to both nutrient intake and MeHg exposure.

They are a fascinating and dramatic pair because, in Bestall's use of their parallel stories, Botha's resistance to Mandela melts long before Bekebeke's.

Because of their surface parallel orientation and thickness of >10 100 µm, they create the potential for surface scaling.

Block matching algorithms have the pros of robustness, low cost VLSI implementation (because of their regular parallel procedure), and low overhead (since they contain one vector per block).

Some tools process the datasets from only one RNA sample at a time because of their limits on parallel processing.

Because of their large number and parallel arrangement, the bronchioles are not the primary site of greatest resistance.

Synchrotron x-ray sources are attractive for micro-CT studies because of their extremely high flux and parallel beam; the former feature allows for use of a monochromator avoiding beam hardening artifacts.

Pneumatic artificial muscles (PAMs) have been applied in bionic robots, welfare devices, and parallel manipulators because of their many advantages over traditional actuators; such advantages include their high power-to-weight ratio, high power-to-volume ratio, high degree of safety, and stick-slip-free operation.

Closely related populations are expected to have the same or similar genetic bases of parallel phenotypic changes because of their similar genetic backgrounds and selection trajectories (Wood et al. 2005 Barrettt and Schluter 2008; Pritchard et al. 2010).

Role-playing games have won plaudits for connecting people, academics and businesses, but the British charity Relate last night said that its counsellors were coming across an increasing number of people whose real-life relationships were falling apart because of what was happening in their parallel, unreal, worlds.