The grand Chinese-style compounds of Chōdō-in and Buraku-in started to fall into disuse quite early on, in parallel with the decline of the elaborate Chinese-inspired ritsuryō government processes and bureaucracy, which were gradually either abandoned or reduced to empty forms.
Indeed, quite independently but in parallel to then on-going biochemical and structural characterization of tumour-derived MV, investigators discovered vesicular structures produced by maturing reticulocytes and named them 'exosomes' (Johnstone et al, 1987).
As you're transitioning, it's usually good to kick the bike when you're just starting to turn around in the air, not quite to parallel, but in between your jump and your transition.
For larger databases this no longer holds true, as full scans become quite expensive even when run in parallel.
The interdisciplinary cooperation in parallel posed quite some challenges and to some extent sometimes can be described as a clash of cultures.
In particular, to recognise its psycho-social complexity (Cheung and Hocking 2004) in which positive and negative affect, negative impact and positive value, co-exist in parallel and with quite a surprising degree of independence, rather than as opposite ends of a single continuum (Balducci et al. 2008; McKee et al. 2003).
"I hope this win," he said, "if not as significant, is something quite parallel in an impact both to golf in Korea as well as golf in Asia so that all the young golfers, Korean and Asian, would probably build their dreams and expand their horizons a bit".
In parallelizing, we assert these in parallel.
Because many of the family alignments are quite large (tens of megabytes), running these queries in parallel on the cluster would have overwhelmed the cluster's file server.
These independence movements were quite often led by socialists, communists, anarchists et al. In parallel, class struggles started everywhere too.
