2) A major finding of the paper is the evidence for parallel evolution in the sense of similar positions accumulating similar divergence among patients, and of strong tendency of reversion to the same consensus identities in all strains.
We show that when the service requirements have hyper-exponential service times with large coefficient of variation our scheme provides better system performance than the standard two parallel server model in the sense of reducing the mean delay per customer in the system.
Based on our results, we expect that the more similar the parallel screens are in the sense of biological focus or protocols, the more statistical power can be gained from the simultaneous analysis.
"A former president who is very popular who can explain about the policies and the parallel tracks the two presidents have had in the sense of investing in education, investing in research and development, alternative energy and green energy and a responsible way of balancing the budget.
The structural tetrahedrons spiral upward through the crystal in the sense of the handedness parallel to the c axis.
In this case, the heuristic argument derives from the observation that if \ \textbf{NC} = \textbf{P}\), then it would be the case that every problem \(X\) possessing a \(O(n^{k_1})\) sequential algorithm could be 'sped up' in the sense of admitting a parallel algorithm which requires only time \(O(\log^c(n))\) using \(O(n^{k_2})\) processors.
(Independence in the sense of linear algebra).
It has been reported that the number of functional OR genes appears to parallel the reliance on the sense of smell in a species.
Secondly, I wanted Ben to believe in the idea of a parallel universe – in the sense that there is an interdependency of creatures and other living things – and that the story of a human can be told from the perspective of a tree, the story of a country through a wormhole, or the story of a woman through a bird.
They also found a parallel increase in the volunteers' sense of social bonding that was not seen in the control group, suggesting that watching the drama and not the duller BBC shows—had boosted group coherence.
