Sentence examples for application exhibits from inspiring English sources
The computer application exhibits key virtual-lab educational features, like an integrative layout and self-evaluating tests.
Performance evaluation shows that the application exhibits good OpenMP parallel efficiency, and the hybrid MPI/OpenMP version is at best 1.79 × faster than the original pure MPI version on one server node.
The ring cavity based interleaver in a 25-GHz channel spacing application exhibits a 0.5-dB passband larger than 0.14 nm, a 25-dB stopband greater than 0.14 nm, and a channel isolation higher than 28 dB over the entire C-band.
Our application exhibits almost perfect scaling up to the maximum number of cores.
We also find that joint SSDI/SSI application exhibits an inverse U-shaped pattern: about 46percentt for applications who wait less than 3 months; the fraction peaks at 54 percent for those waiting between 4 6 months, then declines to 41percentt among those wait for more than 12 months.
An application exhibits fine-grained parallelism if its subtasks must communicate many times per second; it exhibits coarse-grained parallelism if they do not communicate many times per second, and it is embarrassingly parallel if they rarely or never have to communicate.
Compared with TSTA reporter alone, DTSTA application exhibited a 25-fold increase in imaging signal in PCa xenografts.
In the Single-Program Multiple-Data (SPMD) programming model, threads of an application exhibit very similar control flows and often execute the same instructions, but on different data.
The above findings indicated that thermosensitive gel of MS for skin application exhibited strong potential against hypertension and expected to provide a better alternative to oral MS formulations.
The principal stresses, through the force application, exhibited similar distribution patterns.
The difference current before and after chloride reduction or toxin application exhibited a strongly positive equilibrium potential, which could not be explained by the block of a calcium component of the EPSC.
