Sentence examples for terms of parallel from inspiring English sources

Whether Hamas will comply with the terms of parallel talks with Egypt was unclear.

"Once there are actual quantum computers," Deutsch said to me, "and a journalist can go to the actual labs and ask how does that actual machine work, the physicists in question will then either talk some obfuscatory nonsense, or will explain it in terms of parallel universes.

We define our model in terms of parallel automata.

The advantage of the new coupling PH-CPL software is highlighted in terms of parallel capabilities.

From these models, the fork-join task model (see Fig. 1) is the simplest in terms of parallel structure.

The FPGA technology offers numerous advantages in terms of parallel computation, which is supported by on-chip low latency communications.

By providing an abstract formulation of the optimization problem, we contrast this problem with the network congestion control problem, both in terms of parallels and differences.

His brilliant debut, Forgetting Elena (1973), reads the gay social and sexual rituals of New York's Fire Island in terms of the parallel rituals of 10th-century Japanese court life, "idle and gossipy", "profoundly hierarchical if superficially egalitarian", where decorous social behaviour contrasted with brutal sensuality, and ethics were liable at any time to be overruled by aesthetics.

Thus, streamlines can be expressed in terms of the parallel translation or "displacement" within the laminar boundary layer (Fig. 3b).

The behaviour of iron in a number of electrolytes can be explained in terms of coupled, parallel reactions.

Additionally, planting and direct seeding were preliminary compared in terms of a parallel small-scale seeding trial.