Sentence examples for parallel association from inspiring English sources

There is also an observed parallel association of trenches and island arcs.

We present a specific control law designed to Magnetically Coupled Boost (MCB) converters used as photovoltaic (PV) optimizers in parallel association.

The amino acid stretch predicted to form β-sheet parallel association in SP-BN overlaps with the sequence predicted by several programs to form coiled coil structure.

But what few people even in the capital understand is that each man also has a powerful deputy -- Paul D. Wolfowitz for Mr. Rumsfeld and I. Lewis Libby for Mr. Cheney, who have known each other for 30 years in a parallel association and friendship that makes them closer to each other than to Mr. Bush, or to Mr. Cheney and Mr. Rumsfeld.

Further studies of converter behavior in parallel association are also mentioned at the end of this paper, with objectives, for example, to characterize impact of possible shading on photovoltaic module and even to allow coupling of storage units to power bus.

This paper presents a three-phase cooperative power injection system for a grid-connected photovoltaic generation system that is based on the parallel association of two voltage source inverters: one is a multilevel neutral point clamped operated with a low switching frequency strategy and the other is a 2-level inverter which operates with a typical switching frequency deadbeat current control.

2) Do we detect parallel associations between the frequency of particular genetic variants and altitude in different rivers?

Parallel associations between increased birthweight and subsequent breast cancer risk have suggested that increased maternal estriol is a risk factor for breast cancer (Ahlgren et al, 2003).

The parallel associations between SES and measures of access to care in these two conditions also suggest that access to care is an important mechanism by which SES is related to the incidence of ESRD.

Moreover, these genomic regions may be enriched for nonsynonymous substitutions (Hancock et al. 2011) or display parallel associations with independent habitats (Bradbury et al. 2010; Deagle et al. 2011).

In the context of the ob/ob mouse liver profiling, we have identified the parallel associations between the elevated triacylglycerol levels and the ceramides, as well as the putative activated ceramide-synthesis pathways.