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Pymicmac can also define parallel commands via XML, using a set of commands to be executed in parallel.

The ECL language is a data-centric, declarative language which allows to define parallel data processing on HPCC Systems.

There are multiple conformations that could give rise to a number of strand orientations; however, there are no determining factors to unambiguously define parallel and/or antiparallel strand orientations based on CD measurements alone.

For the biomimetic scaffold, the scaffold was oriented with the two aligned longitudinal layers defining parallel.

Laser fluences of 1.16 J cm− 2 to 116 J cm− 2 produced a range of modifications, from well defined parallel surface structures on the coating, to deep craters in the substrate.

To address this, a cutting plane was defined parallel to the long axis of the hippocampi and used to divide the brain into dorsal and ventral sections that could be separated to reveal the hippocampus (Fig. 6).

Furthermore, we calculated the dependence of acceleration and fluctuation on velocity in cells by defining parallel and perpendicular components to the moving direction (Fig. 3(c),(d)).

We defined parallel group trials as studies where each participant is randomised to one of the intervention arms.

Later, more complex models (for a review see Watson, 1986 [ 3]), tended to interpret the TCSF, not as a unitary process, but, rather, as reflecting some number of more narrowly defined parallel sub-channels.

In the retino-geniculate pathway, three ganglion cell types define three parallel functional streams that reach striate cortex, V1.

The support vectors belong to the training corpus, and define two parallel hyperplanes that separate the classes in question as much as possible (in the expanded space).