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Many-core processors are good candidates for speeding up video coding because the parallelism of these applications can be exploited more efficiently by the many-core architecture.
As Power and Energy become the limiting factors for computer designs and systems, the inherent fault tolerance in some applications can be exploited for improving efficiency of computer systems.
The rate control restricts the bandwidth usage of best-effort traffic so that real-time applications can exploit the required bandwidth; the bandwidth not used by real-time applications can be exploited by the best-effort traffic.
These results emphasize the importance of previous light history in chronobiology [42] and raise the possibility that appropriate manipulation of spectral light composition in industrial, domestic and in clinical phototherapy applications can be exploited to manipulate the response capacity of melanopsin-dependent circadian and other non-visual responses.
Our aim is to understand how delay tolerance of the application can be exploited so as to improve the energy efficiency (delay-energy tradeoff).
Thus, even the small delay tolerance of the application can be exploited to obtain significant improvement in the energy efficiency of the system.
The first subsection looks at how pedagogical research and practice in learning style mapping and application can be exploited in existing technological approaches.
It's not so much that some of these shady companies are increasing, but there has been a tremendous growth in the last year in the number of sophisticated phones with all sorts of applications that "can be exploited by people operating in an illegal or deceptive way," Mr. Wehrs said.
We think that WF has many applications that can be exploited by WSN.
Besides, power consumption and reliability significantly vary across workloads and among pieces of a single application which can be exploited to design adaptive runtime fault tolerant and low power systems.
In addition to its use in imaging applications, the azide modification can be exploited for isolation and identification of fucosylated glycoproteins during development.
