In our case, we have mapped the temporal buffers that accommodate blocks of the input frames to the on-chip MSMC memory, in order to improve memory throughput in the computation stage.
In characterizing the internal flowfield, velocity measurements are acquired inside a principal test section that can accommodate flat blocks of solid carbon dioxide (i.e., dry ice).
These blocks are bounded by fold-thrust belts and strike-slip faults, which we interpret to have accommodated these block rotations during the Cenozoic.
A larger experimental design could have been accommodated by blocking, but as a second blocked DCE was included on the overall survey, this would have presented logistical challenges in the field administration of the survey and so the decision was taken to limit the levels for all attributes to either two or four.
Another reason, in addition to testing, that districts are beginning the year earlier is to accommodate so-called block schedules, in which a high school student might take a year's worth of chemistry in the first semester and a year's worth of history in the same slot in the second semester.
Fifth Third Field, Dayton, Ohio: Named for the Ohio-based bank, Fifth Third was built nearly a decade ago and became an icon soon after, thanks largely to its throwback brick exterior and the quirky dimensions of the outfield, squeezed to accommodate the city block on which the stadium sits.
In order to accommodate MSVCB control block and time stamp of measurement, Application Service Data Unit (ASDU) is modified to accommodate two new fields "MsvID" and "t" in the existing IEC 61850-9-2 also frame alshownown in Fig. 6.
The eye finds a scudding fog of hand-lettered block numbers and street names, streets blown up cartoon-wide to accommodate them, the blocks themselves shrunken in turn, sometimes to illegible slivers where two fattened thoroughfares cross.
This, too, envisages a Palestinian state in virtually all of the West Bank and Gaza, with some land swaps to accommodate large settlement blocks near the 1967 border.
Flexibility on the rules would also allow creative scheduling of class time, perhaps making it easier to accommodate the double-blocks of English and math required by the city's new uniform curriculums.
