Figure 4 shows a graph for a "C C C C N" query done against the PubChem sample: the parallel function identifies the first 5000 results in 3.5 seconds whereas the single process takes 22.5 seconds.
Although of a different design and with the intention for use only by farmers, it had found its way into regular use because of the parallel functions with bearer Cheques and the exponential rise of food prices.
Similarly, the RNAse1 gene of ruminant artiodactyls and colobine monkeys is homologous in that the RNAse1 gene is present in the common ancestor, but the gene was duplicated independently in each group (Fig. 2), and each lineage has subsequently evolved a new, yet parallel, function for this gene, without sharing the same pattern of mutation and amino acid substitution (Zhang 2003).
Irish finance minister Michael Noonan publicly voiced doubts about the EFSF's future, saying the ECB must continue to play a parallel role "until the EFSF firewall has been put in place, whenever that may be" and even then "the ECB must carry out a parallel function until it is quite clear that the new firewall is doing its job".
During the rainy season, however, a parallel function kicked in, and the trench was transformed into a large cistern that filled to capacity and submerged the steps sometimes to the surface of the land.
Executing parallel function calls imposes a lot of problems since lazy evaluation or other kinds of code optimization destroy the temporal behavior.
Here, we design a novel evolutionary computing GPU parallel function evaluation mechanism, in which different parts of time series are evaluated by different processing threads.
Genes with parallel function named ndvA and ndvB are found in 1021.
Instead it may reflect parallel function or other constraints on sequence evolution that are difficult to detect.
AtWRKY70 functions as an activator of SA-dependent defence genes and a repressor of JA-regulated genes, and the expression levels of its orthologue, ZmWRKY115, are also apparently increased upon the fungal infection, implying a parallel function in defence response.
