Sentence examples for efficiently and in parallel from inspiring English sources

These early observations indicated that people can and do work more efficiently and in parallel if they are given tools that help them stay focused and that help manage the added complexity of multi-user interactions.

Visual data-mining is done efficiently and in parallel using a 4 × 4 3D hyperwall (a tiled array of 3D monitors driven independently by slave GPUs but displaying high-resolution, synchronized and functionally-related images).

A new combination of vortex-in-cell and parallel fast multipole methods is presented which allows to efficiently simulate, in parallel, unbounded and half-unbounded vortical flows (flows with one flat wall).

Our procedure provides an efficient and flexible representation which can be efficiently implemented in parallel.

In this parallel algorithm, the system of linear tridiagonal equations, vector-vector additions and constant-vector multiplications are efficiently processed in parallel.

In our previous studies [8, 9], we have shown that these large chemical libraries can be efficiently processed in parallel using Apache Spark [10] and scales well with increasing computation power.

It is possible that increased specialization by curators in particular tasks, such as character annotation exclusively, may improve efficiency; however, curators necessarily engage in multiple tasks that may be more efficiently done in parallel.

The functional programming model is (mostly) stateless, meaning that sections of software can more easily and efficiently be run in parallel across different CPU cores or machines, without needing complex synchronization.

An alternative approach dramatically increases computational efficiency by dividing the optimisation procedure into several distinct steps, some of which can easily and efficiently be run in parallel [ 16].

In the first approach, the Pirate library can be efficiently called in parallel since no caching is used for the storage or evaluation of geometric primitives.

Numerical experiments on "Piz Daint" (Cray XC30) at the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre show that high-dimensional international real business cycle models can be efficiently solved in parallel.