Sentence examples for parallel instances from inspiring English sources

Storage of seeds poolsAn example of one of the parallel instances of the 624 port design.

This scenario implies parallel instances of Cope's Rule (evolutionary increase in body-size), where delaying maturation and drastically increasing overall body size would have had strong fitness consequences such as fecundity and survival.

All experiments were carried out in triplicate parallel instances and independently repeated at least three times.

Unless otherwise specified, all experiments were carried out in triplicate parallel instances and independently repeated at least three times.

Then, each of them is aligned to equivalently pre-converted forms of the reference genome using four parallel instances of the short read aligner Bowtie (Fig. 1A).

On the other hand, the maximum number of parallel instances of a tool than can be run on a machine might be limited due to memory constraints.

Iteration parallelism occurs in a pipelined fashion (each parallel instance works on different frames and transmits their results to the instance in charge of the next iteration) with a maximum pipeline depth equal to twice the iteration number, whereas frame parallelism (each parallel instance decodes completely its frames) presents no limitation in parallelism degree.

As a later manager of the theatre wrote, "In the history of property, there has probably been no parallel instance wherein the legal labyrinth has been so difficult to thread".

For example, 3 parallel Autodock/Cygwin instances on 3 Windows nodes execute collectively in approximately the same time as 3 native Autodock instances running serially on a single Linux node.

In addition, as a side effect of fitting the problem into the MapReduce framework, an arbitrary number of parallel Mapper instances can be used to process a set of input tuples at each cycle.

Suffice it to say that such parallels and instances of overlap among all four works abound, partly because, while political campaigns may be endlessly interesting, the number of things that can be said about them is finite, and the targets they present for criticism, satire, and humor are fairly obvious, even to outsiders.