To maintain
parallelism, put both in the same form.
In our definition,
parallelism refers to the pairings or groupings of elements which form an equivalence relation either structurally or semantically.
Visually, one can get a sense of the motivation for scaling to tens of thousands of threads by looking at GPU
parallelism shown in the block diagrams of a 2,880 concurrent thread NVIDIA GK110 Kepler GPU chip and a 1,280 thread AMD Tahiti 7970 GPU chip (Figure 2).
The described radix sort algorithm implements multiple parallel scan operations through efficient fine grain
parallelism (Nickolls et al.
Mtumane (2006: xxii), who terms
parallelism unxusano-magama (word correspondence) defines it as:
The
Parallelism Technique21 is commonly used for the diagnosis radiographs, because the images are sharp and of sufficient quality to plan an endodontic treatment.
Probe-card expense significantly increases with
parallelism to the point where probe-card costs across the life of a test cell can exceed that of the tester.
However, the tool itself is actively controlling the cavity pressure and the
parallelism between the tool plates," says Bosco.
All these examples lack the balance and predictability that
parallelism creates.
This repetition, an antithetic
parallelism, is an example to the reader of the differences in attitude shown in numerous encounters between Jesus and the Pharisees.
Minimal training is required to obtain meaningful data from the system, and even an inexperienced user will quickly be capable of observing roller imperfections and
parallelism problems indicated by Auto-NIS.
Implicitly exploitable
parallelism for Logic Programming has received ample attention.
