However, it is difficult to parallelise across more threads of execution than the number of coordinate axes.
The Wildcat offense could have been one more thread connecting the branches of football.
You will need one more thread than the number of beads.
If you're not sure how long to cut the thread, err on the side of a shorter length; you can always rethread the needle with more thread later, but a tangled piece of thread can be a pain to straighten out.
"Gameification" is already a passe theme for the games community, but a more detailed thread of analysis at SXSW explored gaming's mainstream potential, not least the keynote speech by Seth Priebatsch, pictured below, SCVNGR's energetic 21-year-old founder.
The episode also introduces a next level in Will and Magnus' friendship; arguments, which would create a "far more realistic thread of tension" between the two characters who "obviously love each other," and "obviously get along," which Kindler felt made a "cool character layer".
Of note, the dense tubules in the nuclei of pandemic (H1N1) 2009–infected cells were much larger (37 nm vs. 8 nm) and did not resemble the more thread-like nucleocapsids of influenza virus.
Also note that in a situation of a sufficient number of workers, running more threads than the available number of cores (8 threads on 8 and 14 machines), the environment significantly slows down.
Sexual Invisibility and its big sister Social Invisibility may just be two more threads in a web of isolation threatening the very fabric of who we are.
Nowhere was this truer than Mali, a nation on the faultline between the African and Arab worlds in which music is more threaded into the fabric of cultural, social and political life than perhaps any other place on Earth.
