Sentence examples for multiple and parallel from inspiring English sources
Weaving together images, film-clips, documents, maps, sound-effects, and voices of historians from ten different countries, it shows how modern technology can help to immerse us in the complex, multiple and parallel histories of the First World War, as we move across empires, nations and fronts".
Broadly, there are four kinds of loop: single, serial, multiple and parallel.
(iii) The multi agent system may still have limited execution resources despite the fact that multiple and parallel processing may be easier to achieve.
Indeed, given the multiple and parallel mechanisms involved in neurodegeneration, modulation of a single specific pathway will likely yield a partial benefit if any.
The key virulence factors shared between EHEC 1 and EHEC 2 clonal complexes were postulated to have been introduced through multiple and parallel acquisitions of mobile elements [ 37].
Finally, homologous linkage groups in Quercus and Castanea were identified from the location of orthologous markers displaying multiple and parallel linkages.
Multiple intermediates often appear during growth, and hence the growth process toward the final ordered structure usually proceeds through multiple sequential and parallel (i.e., branched) pathways with different kinetics.
An improved EP with multiple subpopulations and parallel search for solving OPF with non-smooth and non-convex generator fuel cost curves was proposed in [57].
The activity of particular catalytic site was engineered so that a desired reaction pathway was followed in spite of possibility of multiple series and parallel or complex reactions.
Since there can be an arbitrary number of parallel editing sessions, and the PubChem server set-up employs multiple hosts and parallel server processes, it is necessary to identify each session.
Current production of high-purity Ln's is based on multiple sequential and parallel solvent extraction processes, which require large amounts of toxic solvents and result in serious negative impact on the environment.
