Sentence examples for parallel motivation from inspiring English sources
So I think we understand the connections much better, not well enough incidentally, because if we did, we would be screening our police for domestic violence, which is the biggest indicator of other violence and is a supremacy crime; both supremacy by sex and race is a parallel motivation.
Further arguments against ethical hedonism could be constructed that broadly parallel the unification, motivation, scientific naturalist, doxastic, phenomenal, explanatory, causal and epistemic arguments for ethical hedonism presented and examined in Section 2.2 above.
It is in line with the consensus that positive/negative emotion is parallel to approach/avoidance motivation system [ 56], which shows evidence of hemispheric specialization in MFG [ 57].
We also present our motivation to parallelize these algorithms on parallel shared memory machines.
Showing parallels between the motivations and meanings of contemporary tattoo practices, a historical overview of tattoos in premodern and non-Western cultures is presented.
We show that, although parallel computers are the main motivation, polynomial smoothers are often surprisingly competitive with Gauss Seidel smoothers on serial machines.
As multicore processors become ubiquitous, the improved performance available to parallel programs is a great motivation to computationally demanding EAs to turn into parallel programs and exploit the power of multicores.
In addition, the EPC course provided increased motivation for their parallel biomedical studies.
Motivation: Next-generation parallel sequencing technologies produce large quantities of short sequence reads.
For example, some responses that identified exercise as beneficial noted parallel benefits, such as greater motivation or enjoyment in the physical activity being undertaken and gaining assistance with transiting to or from an exercise location.
The situations are not exactly parallel, but it explains the motivations even if you don't agree with them.
