Sentence examples similar to parallel location from inspiring English sources

Each pile along its length was sub-divided into three sections that were treated as three parallel locations to minimize spatial heterogeneity of gas and compost sampling.

While both colonies expanded their foraging ranges throughout the season, Oahu birds appeared to have a bi-modal distribution in the non-breeding season with two distinct foraging areas at parallel locations on either side of the International Date Line (Figure 4), whereas Kure birds had a single core foraging area significantly west of the Date Line (Figure 5).

In parallel, location-specific consensus motifs in promoter sequences were discovered by virtue of TSSs identification with one-base resolution of the method.

GFP fluorescence was also observed in parallel locations in neighboring cells on both sides of the cell wall, suggesting cell-to-cell movement (Fig.  8B).

Its straggling, true-crime narrative, leaping hither and yon like a dog chasing butterflies, is not what holds the film together; the real glue is the emergence of a parallel between location and suspect, between literal dumping ground and figurative.

That these object-selection effects already arose, in parallel with location relevance, at this earliest timing with this well-defined mesial scalp topographic distribution is also strongly advocated by the time-series topographical mapping of Figure 4A.

The initial depth and position of stringer (parallel or horizontal location) strongly influences the time and frequency of breaks.

In parallel to this location, shady areas are the third location where barmaids get assaulted most often.

Neighborhood search algorithms are often the most effective approaches available for solving partitioning problems, a difficult class of combinatorial optimization problems arising in many application domains including vehicle routing, telecommunications network design, parallel machine scheduling, location theory, and clustering.

The quadratic assignment problem (QAP), one of the most difficult problems in the NP-hard class, models many real-life problems in several areas such as facilities location, parallel and distributed computing, and combinatorial data analysis.

Online Carpets started running the new warehouse, in parallel with existing locations, in April this year and slowly ran down the stock in old warehouses and store rooms over several months by ensuring all deliveries were sent to the new site, while orders were fulfilled from existing stock if possible.