Sentence examples for expected parallel from inspiring English sources

While none of these operations on the DST require inter-process communication, many have optimal expected parallel running times.

As expected, parallel group trials were larger (median 80, 10th to 90th percentile 28 to 418) than crossover trials (median 20, 10th to 90th percentile 9 to 61).

But there's also an expected parallel-narrative structure: it's Dirty Harry meets Sliding Doors.

We identify conditions on the transformation strain when we expect parallel edge cracks.

Building on the communality of organizational pride in employees' efforts and abilities in arising from positive evaluations, we firstly expect parallel effects of both on proactive behaviors.

Thus, we may expect some molecular parallelism in the construction of de novo genes, even though, like traditional theory, we do not expect parallel dysfunctionalization of an originally functional gene.

We acknowledge that some laboratory adaptation may have occurred in our D. subobscura lines; however, within a continent, all populations were established at the same time and, among continents, the number of generations in the laboratory was similar in all experiments, such that one might expect parallel changes among populations on the various continents.

Clinicians have often expected a parallel improvement in graft survival but have been disappointed by small and statistically insignificant differences.

When more robust and reliable techniques become available and the process is made computationally tractable (as is expected with parallel computers), humans will be able to interact with computers via spoken commands and queries on a routine basis.

High levels of primary emission into the public grid can be expected at parallel resonances that occur at frequencies for which the emission from individual turbines is non-negligible.

Therefore, Hamid argues, the Islamic reformation, should there be one, cannot be expected to parallel that of Christianity.