Sentence examples for massively parallel way from inspiring English sources
These short tours or crawls, which start and return to the seed node set, are independent and can be implemented in a massively parallel way.
Designed for handling large-scale problems in a massively parallel way, the required computing resources grow linearly along the problem size.
In this paper, we present Atlas, a new software library that is currently being developed at the European Centre for Medium-Range withher Forecasthe(ECMWF), with the scope of handling data structures required for NWP applications in a flexible and massively parallel way.
We introduced the changes to Crossbow that are described in Section Data preprocessing, which enables us to preprocess the reads in a massively parallel way.
MR offers a compelling alternative for running tasks in a massively parallel way and it is successfully used by many well-known data-driven operations [ 16] to process huge datasets with sizes of up to terabytes [ 17] and even petabytes [ 18].
We now have massively parallel ways to measure reactions, run experiments, capture information about the state of the world.
Next-generation sequencing (NGS), also known as massively parallel sequencing, represents an effective way to capture a large amount of genomic information about a cancer.
The exhaustive pairwise comparison of pockets is highly computationally intensive and was carried out on a massively parallel BlueGene (configuration: 4096 2-way shared memory processor nodes: 8192 IBM PowerPC 440×5 processors operating at 700 MHz, running Linux).
This way, it will perform well in massively parallel processors because of its inherent parallelism.
HiPPSTR is designed to perform three-dimensional direct numerical simulations of homogeneous turbulent flows using a pseudospectral algorithm with Lagrangian tracking of inertial point and/or fluid particles with one-way coupling on massively parallel architectures, and is the most general and efficient multiphase flow solver of its kind.
However, further studies are needed to understand the 'logic' of long-range interactions, and massively parallel analyses such as TRIP 119 are paving the way in this direction.
