Sentence examples for Internal fabric from inspiring English sources
Internal fabric within clasts is abruptly truncated without any drag features along rounded grain boundaries, including those grain boundaries oriented at high angles to the foliation or cleavage direction in the rock (Fig. 11d h).
This paper considers a practical case where internal fabric buses and connectivity give a shared memory characteristic to the architecture.
Moreover, Ms. Arnold said she believed that the constant foot traffic through the space had further compromised the already deteriorated internal fabric of the wooden boards.
Additionally, penetration of the resin through the fabric is observed by the digital microscope and the internal damage of the laminates is qualitatively predicted by the microstructure of the internal fabric yarns.
The internal fabric is based upon PCIe using the companies own PCI-switch.
Benthic microbial mats (Fig. 1A) are typically 2 cm in thickness, non-laminated and have a somewhat clotted internal fabric.
It pulls at the threads of our internal fabrics, questions the attitudes and preconceptions we take for granted and asks if there might be a better, kinder way.
Its fold-dominated character and the high symmetry of its internal fabrics can be explained by the low friction of the associated detachment (located along a lower Bambuí sequence black shale) and the mechanical behavior of the pelite-dominated deposits incorporated in the fold-thrust wedge.
Combined input output buffering with a moderate speedup for internal switch fabric has been considered as the most feasible solution to build large-capacity packet switches.
Resources are so abundant that they are expendable and the chip's internal bus fabric can bypass a few processors ruined in manufacture Designed for cellular-telephony and wireless-network base stations, the PC101 is the first execution of picoChip's picoArray architecture based on a three-field long instruction word (LIW), but with greater execution resources than other LIW or VLIW processors.
And a study by Daniel Julius of San Francisco State University and Patricia Gumport of Stanford University says unionization "heralds yet another breakdown in the internal organizational fabric of higher education".
