Sentence examples for list in parallel from inspiring English sources
The agreement calls on the United States to "begin the process of removing" North Korea from a United States terrorism list "in parallel" with the North's actions.
LAS places all active subdomains in a list, and updates the subdomains in this list in parallel.
GoMiner51 can compute enrichment terms for multiple lists in parallel, however, the separate outputs are not further integrated and cross compared.
Our algorithm generates strictly ordered neighbor lists in parallel, while the construction is deterministic and makes no use of atomic operations or sorting.
TA goes down the sorted lists in parallel, one position at a time, and calculates the sum of the values at that position across all the lists.
The gene hit lists established in parallel in humans and rats were then submitted to two bioinformatic resources, as previously described in the literature [ 13].
For instance, the massive marching method [37] updates an entire list of nodes in parallel on a multicore CPU.
This table lists the three scripts in parallel columns, including the letters that are now obsolete in all alphabets (shown with a blue background), obsolete in Georgian but still used in other alphabets (green background), or additional letters in languages other than Georgian (pink background).
Then, 400 MBq of 15O-water was administrated intravenously as a fast bolus (5 mL at 1 mL/s, followed by 35 mL saline at 2 mL/s) during rest, simultaneously with the start of a 6-min 3D cardiac-gated list mode emission scan with ECG information acquired in parallel to the list mode data.
In parallel, the list of positions in the three selected departments were analysed together with individual job descriptions, to deepen understanding of existing needs for individual capacity building.
Workflows of the swabs included in the three data sets are shown in Figure 1 and the numbers of samples decontaminated with two decontamination methods in parallel are listed in Additional file 1: Table S1.
