Sentence examples for given a parallel from inspiring English sources

Given a parallel program, the intent is to simultaneously allocate processor resources and the corresponding communication network, and at the same time, to map the parallel application to get an optimum application-specific architecture.

The chairman of the council, Tahir Ashrafi, said that since Mr. Rushdie, who is considered a blasphemer by many Muslims in Pakistan, had been given the title "Sir," then Mr. bin Laden, a holy warrior in the eyes of the council, should be given a parallel title.

Given a parallel transit in McCain's chart the nastiness is likely to increase in McCain's character attacks.

Given a parallel system with N cores, or Processing Elements (PEs), interactors and locations are first partitioned in a round-robin fashion into N groups denoted by P1, P2,..., P N and L1, L2,..., L N, respectively.

They are specialists in general practice, and many of them are experienced participants in randomised clinical trials, given a parallel ongoing trial examining the effects of acupuncture on infantile colic.

Nonetheless, some of iPP macro-radicals can give a parallel chain scission before reacting with the new molecules.

Second, we give a parallel version of this algorithm that requires time O logn) and O(n3/log n) processors on an EREW-PRAM.

Canadian census data from 2011 gave a parallel forecast that four years hence, Canada will experience a "cross-over" and have more old people (age 65 and older) than children.

The sample liquid filled a transparent container with very thin walls filled up to a height of 1.5 cm giving a parallel plane slab geometry with s = 1.5cm.

Given a roughly parallel increase in the overall bipolar population treated within VA, the proportion of individuals with bipolar disorder receiving an SGA prescription in a given year rose from 59% in 2003 to 75% in 2008 with a slight decrease to 72% in 2010.

And so we are given a new, parallel-universe early story of the Enterprise.