Sentence examples for parallel support from inspiring English sources
Where the authors converge is on the contrast between the institutional resources that both society and religious bodies have poured into the first two decades of preparing young people for adulthood and the absence of any parallel support once these young adults are launched out on their own.
Parallel Support (PS) is a co-teaching program designed to deliver education services in inclusive settings in Greece.
The 3D shape of chocolate was designed with different support structures (cross support, parallel support and no support) and its effect on the snapping properties was investigated.
PML has the ability to do dimension reduction and grid search in parallel, support both classification and regression, and could generate HTML pages as output for results comparison.
Though Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has pledged to provide temporary housing and a monthly stipend for the 25,000 Syrian refugees who will be resettled in Canada by the end of February 2016, Canadian citizens, businesses and aid groups have created parallel support systems for incoming refugees.
It outlines areas that need support in terms of complete support, technical support and parallel support.
A depth-specific hydrochemical dataset collected in parallel supported the model predictions.
The implemented versions are all based on the sequential implementation from Correia [26] and are the following: (a) distributed, supported by a cluster of computers; (b) parallel, supported by a shared memory multiprocessor; (c) hybrid, supported by a cluster of multiprocessors.
This result in parallel supported the origin of CjAG tracing back to AG common ancestor.
The shape of the survival functions was parallel, supporting the subsequent use of the Cox proportional hazards model and confirming assumptions of the proportionality of the hazard functions.
Increased Th2 response in Batf3 −/− mice was however moderate when compared with BALB/c mice examined in parallel (Supporting Information Fig. 2A).
