Within an irregular application, fine-grained synchronization is one technique for managing the coordination of work; but in practice the actual performance for irregular problems depends on the input, the access pattern to shared data structures, the relative speed of processors, and the hardware support of synchronization primitives.
In Multi-Group (MG) deterministic radiation transport simulation applications, Fine-Group (FG) cross section libraries are often collapsed, or down-sampled into Broad-Group (BG) libraries to reduce computational cost.
Like Eunice she works a mix of day and night shifts doing outreach and helping with bail applications, fines, and court appearances.
I'm still trying to recall even a single rental application's fine print that read "If you want to grow a 5'x5' garden of marijuana, that's fine with us".
They also have the same variety and glorious transparency of color, achieved through the application of fine layers of paint.
It is intended for widespread application, from fine print on advertisements to headlines on billboards, and with more than 30 variations has become an alternative to the leading sans serifs, Helvetica and Univers.
Simplification of the processes, ecological safety and the product extraordinariness characterize the application of fine milling in mechanochemistry.
Several authors have consequently used indirect reduction and application of fine wire circular frames to treat intra-articular calcaneal fractures with poor skin condition.
On the other hand, the enhancement of the chemical stability of base supported catalysts by other coupling strategies will allow their application in fine organic chemistry.
Moreover, as advanced in vivo application, the fine US imaging of heart in rat was enabled by intravenous injection of p-GGPM.
Since this has been well studied and reported in the literature, for example, [57, 58], here, we concentrate on the design of the long training and its application to fine tuning of the carrier frequency.
