Sentence examples for linked in parallel from inspiring English sources

Data-serving computers, which run corporate networks and data centers, can be bought and linked in parallel for far less money than the cost of a traditional "vector" supercomputer.

Rt is linked in parallel with the capacitor C.C value allows to evaluate the surface area of catalyst in contact with electrolyte provided that the double layer capacitance of nickel electrode per unit surface is known.

In addition, the panels can be linked in parallel or in series to produce higher voltage with a greater current with same voltage, or the same current, respectively [4].

Furthermore, the unsymmetrical slope chamber can also be considered as an integrated structure with elements linking in parallel when divided it in the direction perpendicular to the flow direction.

The sub-models are linked in a parallel way allowing interactions between these sub-systems to be fully considered.

Likewise, modules are linked in series-parallel arrangement to gain higher power capacity and make a panel or array [20].

The dc SQUID consists of two Josephson tunnel junctions-weak links-connected in parallel on a superconducting loop.

Here's how to link batteries in parallel (they're capacities will add, let's use 12 volt, 7 amp hour batteries as the example here): connect the + of the 1st and second batteries together and connect the - of both batteries together.

Reynolds and Fisher are linked in the popular imagination by their parallel careers they both became megastars at nineteen, for "Singin' in the Rain" and "Star Wars," respectively and by their closeness, immortalized, in semi-autobiographical fiction, in Fisher's novel and movie "Postcards from the Edge".

In order to assess the improvement in stability of this realistic power system with DC link in parallel with AC tie-line as interconnection, eigenvalue study is also conducted.

The authors investigated whether two competitive companies managing two links in parallel could learn the optimal pricing policy calculated analytically.