All organizations develop their own officially defined and, in parallel, a working culture.

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But scientists kept working in parallel on a third version which finally became a viable candidate in 1998 after scientists resolved the problems.

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Using Linux-based servers working in parallel, they generate a computer model of how a drill bit must twist and turn to hit one or more formations as much as 9, 000 meters below the sea floor.

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Instead of making the sleeves of a jacket first and then the body, assembling the garment in a series of steps, his workers make sleeves and body simultaneously, working in parallel with others who are stitching other sections.

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Other teams have been working "in parallel" on new features for the native app, he said.

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Working together or in parallel with Beijing, smaller developing nations should have an easier time getting a hearing in the WTO.

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U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright said the Clinton administration, working with Israel, is developing "a parallel process" in which security measures by the Palestinians would be coordinated with an Israeli pullback on the West Bank.

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Pristina and Belgrade supply local healthcare and education in parallel, but on Strpce's municipal council, Serbs and Albanians find themselves working together on practical issues such as refuse collection and street lighting.

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Tanausu Ramirez, another Intel research scientist working on the 48-core chip said that instead of one core working at near top capacity and using a lot of energy, many cores could run in parallel on different projects and use less energy.

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