Sentence examples for by its parallel from inspiring English sources
The Wellcome Trust, Britain's main source of finance for the study of biomedical ethics, has a programme devoted to the ethics of brain research, but the number of projects is dwarfed by its parallel programme devoted to genetics.Uncontrollable fearsThe worriers have not spent these resources idly.
The drain-source voltage increasing rate of S1 is limited by its parallel capacitor, and the ZVS turn-off operation for S1 can be achieved once the following is satisfied C_{text{s1}} le frac{{I_{{L_{text{r}} }} (t_{ 4} )t_{text{r}} }}{{V_{text{H}} }} = frac{{varphi (1 - D t_{text{r}} }}{{2L_{text{r}} }} (25 where t r is the rise time of S1, which can be found in the datasheet.
(as A. parvisemina Chen & Manchester) and is easily distinguished from all other vitaceous genera by its long, parallel ventral infolds and a centrally positioned oval chalazal scar [ 46].
The protocol's throughput is also enhanced by its highly parallel nature, which we leveraged to co-load libraries for multiple RNAs on single sequencing runs ('Materials and methods').
Compared to other underwater robots, navigation of REMO I Robot is performed by the capability of its parallel structure to modify its geometric structure (thruster and front ring) and to displace by itself.
He read it more than a decade ago in the midst of the Iraq conflict and, struck by its contemporary parallels, began writing a story about a young boy's formative experiences to paint a big picture of political sickness.
The hardware circuit of the network can be designed by simple devices to ensure its parallel computation ability and meet the real-time requirement.
Miss Glendinning seeks its parallels by way of Rabelais through Lewis Carroll to Mary Norton's "The Borrowers".
In this work we propose to exploit the Spectral-Projected-Gradient method of optimization by its relaunching from the parallel paradigm.
Superman: Ultimate Flight simulates flying by positioning its passengers parallel to the track, supported by harnesses and facing the ground through most of the ride.
The notion of an ancient empire on the verge of conquest and the tests of loyalty faced by its subjects suggested obvious parallels with contemporary China.
