Sentence examples for a few processors from inspiring English sources

For MPI programs, it is common to have most of the processors for computation, and a few processors or just one processor for task scheduling management.

One way to mitigate this problem is to replicate the information that is being requested to prevent a few processors from being the bottleneck.

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.

C.mmp, a 1970s multi-processor project at Carnegie Mellon University, was "among the first multiprocessors with more than a few processors".

Load balancing is the method of dividing the total load among the processors of the distributed system to progress task's response time as well as resource utilization whereas ignoring a condition where few processors are overloaded or underloaded or moderately loaded.

The original centralized load balancing strategies, where load balancing decision is made on one central processor, do not scale beyond a few hundred processors, which makes them unfeasible for large scale simulations.

The number of companies taking Bitcoin payments is increasing from a small base, and a few payment processors such as Atlanta-based Bitpay are making real money from the currency.

Last month the firm, one of a few obscure processors of credit card purchases outside the mainstream, filed a lawsuit against MasterCard alleging antitrust violations and fraud.

The domain decomposition method shows better scalability but is slower than the particle-field decomposition in most cases (up to a few thousand processors) for macroparticle dominant applications.

However, unanticipated microscopic damage to a few core processors on board could have catastrophic consequences.

Amazon is already showing the way with its Silk browser, bringing us closer to an 'Amazonian future of many screens and few processors'.