The phrase "a function of hardware" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role or purpose that hardware plays in a system or process.
Example: "The performance of the software is heavily influenced by a function of hardware, as it determines the speed and efficiency of operations."
Alternatives: "a role of hardware" or "an aspect of hardware".
Moreover, we have derived a theoretical model for identifying characteristic levels of the attainable performance as a function of hardware parameters, based on which a realistic upper limit of the performance can be predicted accurately.
Energy efficiency is a function of hardware, software, the cable network and how a customer uses the service, said Robert Turner, an engineer at Pace, which makes set-top boxes that can operate using less power while not in active use.
In this article, variation of the scheduling routines, IPC and context switch energy consumption as a function of hardware and software parameters is studied.
The developed model allows us to evaluate the performances (PSNR, clock cycles for encoding, latency…) of the system as a function of hardware parameters (such as the bit resolution of the fixed-point representation of the DCT data), or of parameters that can be reconfigured, such as the scan scheme or the length of restart intervals.
We start from a detailed and general model of the energy consumption of the nodes, which is a function of the hardware characteristics of the transceivers, the coding technique, the radio transmit powers, and the dynamics of the wireless channel.
The optimum size of these patches is a function of the specific hardware and has been obtained experimentally for three different hardware platforms.
Based on knowledge of the control strategy and the details of the method of current limiting, linear analytical equivalent models are proposed whose source and impedance values (at fundamental frequency) can be expressed as a function of the inverter's hardware parameters and controller gains.
Then, we will examine the performances as a function of the reconfigurable and hardware parameters.
The complexity involved in mapping an algorithm to hardware is a function of the controller logic and data path.
A performance model describing the execution time of the application as a function of its spatial resolution and the hardware performance is proposed.
File locking for large files becomes easier, backups and disaster recovery become a function of software and not constricted by hardware and all those existing assets that organizations have can be leveraged to the nth degree.
