The third stage happened parallel to the second, but is different in a number of aspects: colonial powers resettled populations of entire islands within their colonial empire.
In the 1980's as the walls in Eastern Europe were coming down and Gorbachev opened Russia to the world introducing glasnost and perestroika, something really freaky happened: Parallel Cinema.
Essentially, what seems to be happening parallels some of the classic experiments of Rohr on patterned cultures, in which reduced coupling in a sink (equivalent to the ventricular myocardium) abolishes the conduction block that otherwise occurs at the boundary with a narrow source (equivalent to the Purkinje fibre).
To achieve frame rates of up to 24 kHz the readout architecture is highly parallel, and the chip readout happens in parallel on 32 readout lines with a 100 MHz Double Data Rate clock.
The Kenyan woman's journey towards a place of greater social security happens in parallel with Margaret's reconsideration of herself and her marriage across the book.
Moreover, while religiosity and conservatism may be increasing in some Arab societies, this happens in parallel with a secular lifestyle that has become the norm in Syria.
The collection of the real requirement typically happens in parallel with the design process, and system designers initially start with a reference model and architecture as a first-order approximation of the actual system architecture.
"That's the way it's going to be during the tribulation period, according to Revelation, and if it happens to parallel what the seculars are trying to do today, so be it," he said.
There is strong neurophysiological evidence sug- gesting that processing of speech signals in the brain happens along parallel paths which encode complementary information in the signal.
The OTR (blue) and OTL (red) Backus-Gilbert Spread curves reveal that the process of decorrelating facial expressions happens in parallel on the left and right occipito-temporal electrodes PO7 and P8, over a 50 ms time window spanning 140 to 200 ms following stimulus presentation, in a process shared between the left and right hemispheres.
They describe what happens in parallel, always before or always after an event, or eventually depending on supplementary conditions.
