Sentence examples for grains data from inspiring English sources

The male flowers typically produce 8400±2141 pollen grains (data for P. cochinchinensis), and the pollen of both Phyllanthus species is rich in lipids but lacks starch.

However, we have observed that pollen grains collected from both Ospie1-1/+ and Ospie1-2/+ plares are viable, as indicated by similar kalium iodide staining as WT pollen grains (data not shown).

Despite the anticipated frequency of HS problems and despite accumulated data on the high HS sensitivity of developing pollen grains, data on the mechanisms involved in pollen HSR and thermotolerance are very limited (Pressman et al. 2008).

Here, exposing and beneficially exploiting fine grain data and control parallelism is increasingly important.

The single-grain data from 12 samples of known age (reported by Olley et al. [2004b.

This multi-grain data parallel approach targets clusters built from commercially available SMTs and multicore processors.

Additionally they propose a mechanism for adjusting the level of granularity that users can receive in order to provide fine grain data when users are performing their own analysis and decision making or more coarse grain data when users are relying upon the cloud provider to make decisions on their behalf.

The Kokkos C++ library enables applications and domain libraries to achieve performance portability on diverse manycore architectures by unifying abstractions for both fine-grain data parallelism and memory access patterns.

Current state-of-the-art data-parallel processing methods for decoding image and video bitstreams are limited in parallelism by dependencies introduced by the coding tools and the number of synchronization points introduced by these dependencies, only allowing task or coarse-grain data parallelism.

Most commodities were sampled randomly by Health Canada over several years, and grain data from the CGC represented about 10 years of data and a large sample size.

Furthermore, OTA levels in finished pasta were lower than 'surrogate' durum flour derived from grain data using processing factors of 0.82 or 0.64.