Parallel to the development of the materials, mechanisms have been developed to use the shape memory effect more effectively.
Ultimately, it enables students to more effectively draw parallels to real, everyday issues and even their own lives.
Clipper adaptively batches queries to each model, enabling the underlying frameworks to more effectively leverage parallel acceleration (e.g., math libraries, multi-threading, and GPUs).
"If so, then our view of human language as altogether unique may need revision... What we learn from studying a model animal like a pigeon may not only point to important interspecies parallels, but also help us find ways for more effectively teaching children language, especially children with language disorders".
Mill spent three decades administering the Indian subcontinent for the British, and doing it - as he argued forcibly when the company was wound up - rather more effectively than the government's parallel attempts to retain control of North America.
In parallel with their efforts to use existing drugs more effectively, CPCM investigators are also working to identify compounds, materials, and approaches that can engage key "undruggable" genetic and molecular targets and disrupt processes driving drug resistance.
We're not suggesting a revolution – we're working in parallel with government to help the existing structures work more effectively".
Such measurements of muscle mass, along with corresponding assessments of muscle strength, will allow basic scientists in the biology of aging to more effectively study sarcopenia in animal models in parallel with newly established clinical guidelines [ 46, 50].
Do not be afraid to bend the norms of regular course loads and timeframes, for I have found that such parallel work experiences have propelled my career, knowledge and networks far more effectively than living life in sequence.
One explanation for this difference is that other pathways might act in parallel to UNC-33 to inhibit protrusion and these might be more effectively engaged by full-length UNC-5::GFP, such that when UNC-33 is absent these pathways can still inhibit protrusion.
Humans process and retain visual data much more effectively than words and text: images are deciphered in parallel and incorporated directly into long-term memory, while words are processed in sequence in short-term memory [41].
