Sentence examples for stages in parallel from inspiring English sources
The solution to this problem is to use both n-channel and p-channel differential input stages in parallel.
BBC Radio 1 has 'rented' a tropical island within Second Life for a year, where the world's biggest virtual music festival was staged in parallel with the One Big Weekend event.
The first m operations of a job are performed at the first stage in parallel by m machines and the final operation is conducted at the second stage.
As before, we compared brains ex vivo and in vivo, which were staged in parallel.
Though we could not characterize the contribution of specific IgG isoforms, our results are consistent with those of the Italian cohort in which IL-10 levels decreased over time following the acute stage, in parallel with the rise in specific IgG level [ 36].
Most authors suggest three to five sequential stages, sometimes in parallel with natural growth stages such as birth, youth and maturity.
This configuration increases the flexibility but this advantage is offset by the high power consumption since for producing N beams looking at different directions N transmitters (RF/IF/baseband stages) operate in parallel.
It is challenging to combine specific goals and purposes with an HRAP or CCD, which imply a long-term engagement to build community capacity in stages and in parallel to build the capacity (and attitudes) of other actors to effectively work with communities.
However, if UNICEF is committed to an HRAP or CCD approach, the Mozambique office should understand that this implies a long-term engagement to build community capacity in stages and in parallel to build the capacity (and attitudes) of other actors to effectively work with communities.
The SENP1-HA-SU1-VME adduct consistently showed a dip in abundance around Stage 11 (gastrula), but returned higher levels during Stage 15-26, in parallel with modulations of its mRNA.
The fourth stage operates in parallel with the others and deals essentially with verification and validation.
