Sentence examples for parallel to achieve from inspiring English sources
As described above, each functional module is replicated and executed in parallel to achieve parallelism.
While the standard algorithms of Smith and Waterman (1981) and Needleman and Wunch (1970) calculate the score in each cell of the alignment scoring matrix sequentially, a newer technique called bit-parallelism partially overcomes score dependencies so that scores can be calculated in parallel to achieve much higher efficiencies.
A loop iteration is partitioned horizontally into several pieces, which are then arranged in parallel to achieve a higher throughput.
This technology uses numerous aluminum Multiport Extruded (MPE) tubes disposed in parallel to achieve the desired compactness.
In the large-scale device collaborative system, it is necessary that several devices work in parallel to achieve a synergistic effect, where all these devices are called a composite device.
Photovoltaic thin-film solar cells or modules are usually made of an array of small cells which are interconnected in series and parallel to achieve the required voltage and current [1, 2].
However, as the above extract illustrates, parallel to achieving personal goals is the aspiration to help actualize possibilities for others, epitomizing a form of socially directed generativity centred on caring for others in the future, whose expression comes to the fore in this story (Cruikshank, 1999).
Then, we designed an imaging point parallel strategy to achieve an optimal parallel computing performance.
Additionally, a parallel version of an older, but widely used, depression-filling algorithm required six parallel processors to achieve a run-time on par with what the newer algorithm's improved variation took on a single processor.
As the spanning tree problem is notoriously hard for any parallel implementation to achieve reasonable speedup, our study may shed new light on implementing PRAM algorithms for shared-memory parallel computers.
The main goal, Robinson says, is to develop a new computer that will use parallel processors to achieve a speed of 100 trillion floating point operations per second--a 50-fold increase in speed over the system Celera uses today.
