Sentence examples for parallel teaching from inspiring English sources

Three years later, Pearson began a parallel teaching career, lecturing at Camberwell College of Arts (where his pupils included Mo Jupp, Ian Godfrey and Ewen Henderson), and later at Harrow School of Art and Medway College of Design, Rochester.

The students in the three parallel classes taught each semester sometimes attended the lectures of one of the other two classes, and each study group was open to students from all three classes.

We present a novel methodology for teaching parallel programming centered on improving parallel applications written by students through their experiences obtained during classes.

It is organized to address the need for teaching parallel programming on current system architectures using OpenCL as the target language, and it includes examples for CPUs, GPUs, and their integration in the accelerated processing unit (APU).

Byard's influence on the music comes from his combining of musical styles during performance, and his parallel career in teaching.

Following this, he worked for several years for Zaha Hadid Architects, while teaching in parallel at the AA and other institutions worldwide.

PAINTING and music are parallel arts; but as geometry teaches us, parallel lines do not intersect.

But since they were always offered in parallel with courses taught in Italian, "a lot of our Italian students naturally preferred to take their courses in Italian," Mr. Azzone said.

Dr Beckman suggests parallel programming be taught earlier to computer-science students, as that may be the majority of the code they write in their careers.Supercomputing is driving improvements in efficiency, too.

I also believe that leaders in every community, whether religious or otherwise, have a parallel responsibility to teach and preach tolerance.

Skills in interviewing should be taught parallel to such contact.