Sentence examples for course in parallel from inspiring English sources
CU professor Michael Dubson will be teaching an introductory physics course in parallel with an in-the-classroom first-year physics course on the Boulder campus.
This paper proposes a methodology for conduct of HCI and Entrepreneurship courses in parallel with the Computing area.
The Mabs rapidly underwent cell fusion in the PF within 24 h as documented by the time course performed in parallel with mMabs cultured into 2D standard plastic culture (TCP) versus mMabs encapsulated into PF (Supplementary Fig S1).
A 3-month intensive language course is followed by a 3-month internship (the language course is continued in parallel) in a company.
The current approach can of course be executed in parallel for several relaxation attributes in parallel (with separate fragmentations and root tables for each relaxation attribute); however, this will lead to a massive (possibly unnecessary) replication of the data.
He excelled in research with us, and his course work improved in parallel.
The personnel to teach anatomy courses have declined in parallel: anatomy faculty members are aging, Dr. Dalley said, and fewer classically trained graduate students are available to replace them.
The online and on-campus Educational Psychology courses were delivered in parallel by the same lecturer and teaching assistants.
The two strategies (short-course and long-course treatment) have developed in parallel.
After 2 days of recovery, animals were randomly assigned to one of three groups: (a) an OA+rhAPC group (n = 8) receiving OA 0.06 mL/kg infused over the course of 30 minutes in parallel with an intravenous infusion of rhAPC 24 mg/kg per hour over the course of 2 hours, (b) an OA group (n = 8) receiving OA as above, or (c) a sham-operated group (n = 6).
Especially in the earlier works here, the First and Third Quartets, she uses folk music and dance rhythms, inevitably bringing Bartók to mind; in No 3, the somersaulting violins and the way all four instruments course up or down in parallel motion recall Tippett.
