Sentence examples for on a parallelism from inspiring English sources

But there is a similar argument that does not rely on a parallelism between fictional works and fictional characters, but on the fact that the identity conditions of the fictional works refer to fictional characters.

Certainly, he was familiar with David Hartley's Observations on Man (1749) which clearly, on the one hand, proposed a parallelism between mental states and bodily states, and, on the other hand, articulated with equal clarity an associationist account of learning.

Taking into account that the higher performance of an active contour algorithm is achieved when most of the processing is done on-chip and that a parallelism degree as high as in the pixel-parallel processor array cannot be achieved due to the shortage of hardware resources, an alternative architecture was proposed Nieto et al. [34].

The paper introduces a method for the speed enhancement and bit error rate reduction based on a new parallelism concept of tunneling paths and reduction of tunneling wait time.

The purpose of the optimization approach is to allow for an easy meshing process, independent of the geometrical complexity of the domain, and for a robust and efficient resolution tool, relying on a strong parallelism.

Some reporters commented on a perceived parallelism between the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 delays and releases.

AutoDockCloud was tested on 2637 input molecules, with a parallelism level of 570.

Some hold that Aristotle's list was arrived at by reflecting on grammatical categories, and assuming a parallelism between structures of language and structures of the world (Baumer 1993).

Our results, on the other hand, suggest a parallelism with epidemic African and AIDS-related cases (Ziegler et al, 1997), in which a higher socioeconomic status has been considered as a marker for either enhanced exposure to sexually transmitted agents, including HHV8, or delayed expression of a childhood infection.

We present a new approach for solving the All-Pairs Shortest-Path (APSP) problem for planar graphs that exploits the massive on-chip parallelism available in today's Graphics Processing Units (GPUs).

Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT) architectures are proposed to better explore on-chip parallelism, which capture the essence of performance improvement in modern processors.