Sentence examples for courses in parallel from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes a methodology for conduct of HCI and Entrepreneurship courses in parallel with the Computing area.

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.

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).

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.

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 two strategies (short-course and long-course treatment) have developed in parallel.

The facing of the piers consists of local granite ashlar, set in parallel courses without the use of mortar or iron ties (opus quadratum); their interior, as those of the ramps, was filled with Roman concrete, a common method applied for Roman bridges.

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).