This article enables readers to access a set of articles involving complex bioinformatics applications and experiments with larger/richer datasets executed benefits from powerful parallel computing approaches.
It's a good idea, and, properly executed, the benefits would exceed any risks.
The male gymnast uses the American seat as a pommel horse, and the loud thumps of his many energetic jumps, mounts and dismounts, executed without benefit of padding, provided a painful sound accompaniment.
Uncountable human beings -- mostly black males in the South -- were grabbed by what can only be called an angry mob, and summarily executed without benefit of a trial by a jury of their peers for their perceived wrongdoing.
His recipe for baby peas with zucchini, tiny fava beans and "immature" leeks seems virtually impossible to execute without the benefit of one's own garden, if only because it requires vegetables picked much earlier than they are for market.
Keep your focus on business benefit and execute fast.
We need to continue to identify and execute changes that will benefit individual organizations and society at large and lay the foundations for a stronger India.
It's about having the courage to implement and execute meaningful policy changes that benefit the citizenry -- in the face of deep pockets trying to persuade you to do otherwise.
So well done to the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills for a task clinically executed for the benefit of all.
"Without question, we believe AMD has executed, and has benefited from being the first-mover in a number of MPU product areas," Prudential said.
The analysis I put forward rests on the assumption that (liberal) MC and IC strategies as developed in the academic literature are in principle compatible, and, if executed well, can benefit from each other.
