Sentence examples for enhanced parallel from inspiring English sources
We report dramatically enhanced parallel scalability, with the possibility of treating electromagnetic fluctuations very efficiently.
In this paper, we present an enhanced parallel cat swarm optimization (EPCSO) method for solving numerical optimization problems.
The resulting buckypaper is composed of nanotubes with preferential orientation in the direction of flow and possesses anisotropic electrical and mechanical properties, which are both enhanced parallel to the direction of orientation.
The PC based CNC drilling machine comprises several integrated technologies, ranging from a neural network optimizer for finding the best sequence of points to be drilled, a custom-built MCU, and an enhanced parallel port for communication to the drilling machine.
Multiple innervation by climbing fibers and enhanced parallel fiber synaptic currents suggested an immature development of Purkinje cells in the Camk4 mice.
In a previous study, we observed that in global and Purkinje-cell-specific knockout mice, absence of FMRP leads to enhanced parallel fiber long-term depression (Koekkoek et al. 2005).
The evolution of the fault from a buried structure with associated fault-propagation folding, to a surface-breaking structure with associated surface faulting, has led to enhanced bedding-parallel slip at lower levels that is absent at higher levels.
The T2-weighted and contrast-enhanced sequences, parallel and perpendicular to the plane of the uterus, optimize visualization of the endometrial myometrial interface.
The same conclusion, namely an increase in kinase activity of the gatekeeper V561M variant, was independently reached using enhanced-sampling parallel tempering metadynamics molecular dynamics (MD) simulations (Fig. 3B and C).
As shown in Figure 1, the user data stream is transmitted with K parallel enhanced dedicated physical data channels (E-DPDCHs).
This is concluded from a parallel enhanced secretion of the active (27 kDa) form of cathepsin D, a lysosome-resident protease (Fig. 3A, second panel), and the re-distribution of heparanase-containing vesicles in cells treated with insulin (Fig. 4).
