Sentence examples for parallel advance from inspiring English sources

Since assuming power after his father's death, in 2011, his two-pronged policy has been byungjin — or "parallel advance" — of North Korea's nuclear program and economy to create a "great socialist nuclear power".

Moreover, it studies the trade-offs between FastCrypto performance and design parameters, including the number of stages per round, the number of parallel Advance Encryption Standard (AES) pipelines, and the size of the queues.

Despite the international diversity and adoption of TM in different cultures and regions, there is no parallel advance in international standards and methods for its evaluation [ 1, 2].

A parallel advance was the integration of these disparate data collections into strongly interconnected databases, which included repositories of biomedical literature (e.g. Entrez).

This progress has been accompanied by a parallel advance in minimally invasive techniques, such as EUS-FNA and EBUS-TBNA, which have proven to be a viable alternative to mediastinoscopy.

Intensivists all over the world must acquire and maintain the necessary skills to provide state-of-the art clinical care for critically ill patients so that they may confront life-threatening disease, improve patient outcomes, optimize the use of limited ICU resources and, in parallel, advance the theory and practice of critical care medicine.

The technology of CNC machine tools has been enhanced by parallel advances in CAD/CAM.

In 2013, Stickgold published a summary of his research since the Tetris study, also reviewing parallel advances by other researchers in the field.

If we narrow the authors' focus to East and Southeast Asia, the similarities and parallel advances they cite make abundant sense, bringing closer to fulfillment the early prophecy of the Japanese writer Okakura Tenshin: "Asia is one".

In parallel, advances in the biomedical field has benefited from the increase in knowledge from sequencing.

In their last 15 years advances in computers have allowed parallel advances in imaging technologies.