Converse of object

• exploit: Several research groups world-wide aim to advance the methodology of direct silicon implementations in an attempt to exploit the natural parallelism in these networks.

• use: Eliot uses the parallelism to good effect, such that subject and theme are related but divergent at the same time.

• have: And if I don't have enough parallelism, the CPU is idle it goes to sleep until you fix the external memory.

• call: The other type may be called Incomplete Parallelism, and it is to be noted that this again falls into two classes.

• support: Timing In previous submissions to the Commission we have supported parallelism between the Directive and The Basel Accord.

• detect: To be able to analyze an algorithm and detect parallelism using notions of data dependency.

Preposition: in

• code: It is designed to support a large degrees of parallelism in application codes and manage the complexities of the physical system for the user.

• structure: In addition an algorithm for discovering inherent parallelism in the structure of process models was developed.

Adjective modifier

• psycho-physical: Thus without some solution to the problem of psycho-physical parallelism such interpretative approaches are incomplete.

• inherent: Another important advantage of direct mapped cache is its inherent parallelism.

• massive: Molecular Computation Using DNA to solve computational problems can allow massive parallelism, by exploring 10 19 cases in parallel.

• instruction-level: He has also co-edited a book on instruction-level parallelism.

• synonymous: In verse 5, there is a close similarity between both lines, signifying synonymous parallelism.

• chiastic: That, except for the first word in the letter, the name 'Paul ' occurs only in these units enhances their chiastic parallelism.

Modifies a noun

• cannot: Where useful parallelism cannot be found, sequential code is produced.

Noun used with modifier

• quantum: In theory, this quantum parallelism can be utilized for solving problems which are intractable on any classical computer.

• grain: First, we can distribute the work among several processors using coarse or fine grain parallelism.

• datum: At the next level, the objective is for architecture independence, in which control and data parallelism are merged.

• level: Lower level parallelism: concurrent execution within lower level routines.

• staircase: Thus, the threefold use of staircase parallelism immediately arrests the reader's attention.