Sentence examples for parallel methodologies from inspiring English sources

However, in order to fully realize this capability, it is necessary not only to devise parallel methodologies, but also to develop numerical schemes for which the computational effort also scales with problem size.

Parallel methodologies may be used to control the morphology and conductivity of PANI structures in Hep-MA networks.

The exponential growth of biological metadata resources within the last decade advances the analysis of datasets produced by massive parallel methodologies from the mere publication of expansive gene lists to a more meaningful biological systems based approach.

According with Fig. 5, the parallel optimization steps are the following: Open image in new window Fig. 5 The parallel methodology implemented in the optimization procedure.

A multi-block viscous flow solver for steady and unsteady turbulent flows based on GPU parallel methodology under the finite volume frame is presented in this paper.

Second, scholars have introduced series and parallel combination methodologies to connect the components of hybrid models.

One of the promising solutions is to incorporate parallel distributed methodologies at different abstraction levels.

Future works should consider implementing the series and parallel hybrid methodologies to develop an approach with three or more individual models and accordingly, compare and analyze the obtained results.

Although the market of NGS alignment tools is growing, to date, the parallel programming methodologies used to design these tools do not embrace much more than low-level synchronisation primitives, such as mutual exclusion and atomic operations.

Recent reports of using highly parallel sequencing methodologies in combination with reduced representation libraries (RRL) for SNP discovery in cattle and swine reported validation rates above 92% [ 9, 12].

Furthermore, the only recommended methodology presented in IEEE Std 493 since 1980 was the "series and parallel" reliability methodology and the minimal cut-set method which estimated the frequency and duration of load point interruptions (IEEE Std 493 1997 1998).