If data can be split into various independent partitions (as in the example in Fig. 4 above), processing of that data can exploit parallelism, for example by keeping multiple cores of a processor or multiple CPUs in a cluster busy at the same time.
Communication at each pipeline stage is mostly depending in the type of parallelism (for example for static data or task parallelism, communication point-to-point links are required).
For example parallelism may have expensive running costs.
For example, parallelism in patterns of gene expression resulting from artificial selection has been documented in both European and North American Atlantic salmon strains (Roberge et al. 2006).
This different phenomenon concerns lineages having parallel trajectories (same direction), but not necessarily the same origin and/or magnitude (for an example of parallelism but not parallel evolution, see [ 103], p. 828, figure 3C).
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The Old Testament and New Testament, reflecting the influence of Hebrew poetry, contain many striking examples of parallelism, as in the following lines from the Psalms: "but they flattered him with their mouths; they lied to him with their tongues" (Psalms 78 36); "we will not hide them from their children, but tell to the coming generation the glorious deeds of the Lord" (78 4).
Furthermore, both duplications and deletions contained striking examples of parallelism or convergent evolution.
As an example, complex schedules, task parallelism, the convenient parallelization of loops and reductions can be realized with just a few additional lines of code.
In this work, we determined that the selection for amplification of SUL1 is highly repeatable and provides an excellent example of parallelism at the locus level.
