Sentence examples for amount of exploited from inspiring English sources

Writing applications in an HDL provides the highest amount of flexibility and customization, which generally implies the highest amount of exploited parallelism.

Backprojection does not suffer from this problem because the amount of parallelism exploited is so high that the data transfer is a relatively small portion of the run time, and some of the data transfers can be overlapped with computation.

Lawyers earn a huge amount of money exploiting the idiosyncrasies and inadequacies of legislation.

There has been a substantial amount of research work exploiting geometrical properties of surfaces including slope and roughness estimates using patterns and contrasts in SAR image tone and texture (e.g., Abdelsalam et al. 2000; Adams et al. 1981; Blom et al. 1984; Berlin et al. 1986; Grandjean et al. 2001; Paillou et al. 2006a, b).

Finally, we study the trade-off between the amount of model information exploited by a control design method and the best closed-loop performance (in terms of the competitive ratio) of controllers it can produce.

Houston had highlighted the role played by Novikovas in last month's 3-0 league win for Hearts at Tannadice - and that he had altered his formation to deny the winger the amount of space he exploited that day.

Investments in GM technologies should be weighed against the possibilities of exploiting the large amounts of generally untapped genetic variation that are available within forest tree species in nature.

Investments in genetic modification technologies should be weighed against the possibilities of exploiting the large amounts of genetic variation, which are generally untapped, available within any single species in nature.

The structure of the as-prepared nanocomposites was further optimized by changing the amount of GO to exploit better super-capacitance properties.

The target applications can be profiled only on existing machines, processing a significantly smaller amount of data and exploiting significantly less parallelism.

It is tempting to search for some macroeconomic explanation but the answer may lie in another "macro" - the big hedge funds.We are in a world where there is very little yield on offer, and thus a limited amount of "carry" to exploit (the gap between high and low-yielding currencies or bonds).