Sentence examples for parallel in the whole of from inspiring English sources

Hart has observed that "as a detailed record of historical topography it has no parallel in the whole of western Europe".

In fact, the whole of tensor analysis with its covariant derivatives is based on the affine concept of infinitesimal parallel displacement and not on the metric.

According to the data streaming, it is obvious that the parallel and pipelining operations dominate in the whole part of encoding tasks, which are able to yield an efficient processing performance.

Imagine a parallel in the lives of men.

In a parallel arrangement, the whole system is considered operational even if only a single component is operational, because there are a total of n possible success paths.

For the sake of simplicity, consider the patterns of ocular dominance stripes running parallel to θ coordinate lines in the whole visual field.

Nearly overshadowed by the weather were the parallels in the situations of Russo & Steele and the collector-car market as a whole — both demonstrated surprising resilience here.

In parallel, progress in whole organ engineering has provided the potential perspective of patient derived grafts grown on demand.

In parallel to the analysis of whole intact mammary gland at 3 and 4 weeks of diet, a similar analysis of epithelium-devoid fat pads contralateral to the intact mammary glands was carried out.

The samples were processed by the Illumina Genome Network laboratory at the University of Washington in parallel to the generation of whole genome sequence data, with all samples processed concurrently to avoid batch effects [ 30].

The highest level of parallelism duplicates the whole turbo decoder to process frames in parallel.