Sentence examples for adapting hardware from inspiring English sources

Evolvable hardware (EHW) has recently become a highly attractive topic of study because it offers a way of adapting hardware to a given embedded environment.

XFELs have the potential to transform the field of time-resolved structural biology, yet many challenges arise in devising and adapting hardware, experimental design and data analysis strategies to exploit their unusual properties.

Run-Time Management (RTM) systems are used in embedded systems to dynamically adapt hardware performance to minimise energy consumption.

Here we outline the decisions researchers face when considering how to adapt hardware on a new system for sCMOS sensors with high-throughput in mind.

Early research focused on adapting existing hardware to emulate the pattern recognition capabilities of living organisms.

In previous work, several techniques were presented to reduce the overall energy consumption by dynamically adapting various hardware structures.

This result depends on the use case and can only be achieved by adapting the hardware and no further influence is given by the environment.

However these data types are mostly adapted for hardware specification.

In 2013, CNEOST (China Near Earth Object Survey Telescope) adapted its hardware system for the new CCD camera.

Powerful techniques for software debugging, including reverse debugging, dynamic forward and backward slicing, and spectrum-based fault localization are combined and adapted for hardware designs.

A cellular neural network, the architecture of which has been adapted for hardware implementation, is proposed for use in a system for prediction of the heavy water moderator temperature.