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In addition, the in-progress parallel CORBA objects give a framework for extending the steering to parallel and distributed simulations.

Like all breakthroughs of its kind, this one relied on decades of incremental progress in parallel fields.

At the beginning, cutting progress seemed parallel, and the cuts fairly complementary, as fat was removed and beef began to be sectioned.

In all, it is not hard to see why there has been so little progress in parallel programming, even though multicore chips have been widespread for five years.But efforts are being made to get things moving.

"We think it's important that the work already under way in bilateral mechanisms, as well as forums like the Financial Stability Board, continue to make progress in parallel alongside the trade negotiations".

Nowadays, tremendous progress in parallel processing and faster processors has boosted the growth of mesh discretization techniques.

Applying this methodology gave us a significant progress in parallel applications designed by students, where we have observed an improvement of around 47% in the students' skill about parallel programming when they design parallel applications.

It is assumed that both fluxes progress in parallel in the direction of the particle centre and that equilibrium is established between the concentrations in the macropores and in the adsorbed phase.

See www.treccani/it/enciclopedia. bAs we are taught in music, polyphony as opposed to the monody is a "kind of written music that envisages the simultaneous singing of many voices (human and/or instrumental) at different pitches, which progress in parallel or opposite directions to chant hymns, prayers and songs but also to play concerts and symphonies.

While TLX is in the process of escaping from orphanhood, future ligand design needs to progress in parallel with improved understanding of (i) the binding cavity or surfaces to target with small molecules on the TLX ligand binding domain and (ii) the nature of the TLX coregulators in particular cell and disease contexts.

For example, the University of California has two advancement systems for tenure-track faculty that progress in parallel.