Sentence examples for parallel advances from inspiring English sources
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".
Implementation of INDE will be dependent on future advances in High Performance Computing systems approaching the exascale and parallel advances in the development of algorithms for processing large amounts of data.
Among other factors, this may parallel advances in food-processing technologies and improvements of national surveillance systems.
Such imaging approaches generate vast quantities of image data and parallel advances in automated segmentation, and tracking algorithms (Tomer et al., 2012) are vital in analysing the data generated.
The DNA evidence of the existence of thousands of novel species is clear, but parallel advances in cell culture and phenotyping are needed to actually describe the biology of these bacteria and work with them experimentally.
The technology of CNC machine tools has been enhanced by parallel advances in CAD/CAM.
Prior to modern archaeological research, the ancient history of the Americas was framed within a greatly foreshortened and unrealistic timescale; only recently have we learned to appreciate that the rise of civilisation on this side of the globe broadly parallels advances elsewhere in the world, albeit with its own distinctive character.
This chapter deals with applications for organic polymer coatings that have grown over the years, paralleling advances made in microelectronics.
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].
