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.
If rain is forecast within a few days after application, fine.
This is a food grade seaweed meal (ground dried seaweed) with a particle or mesh size dependent on the final application: fine for baking, coarser for use as salt substitute or condiment.
Prioritize and fix bugs in the application, fine-tune algorithm if unsatisfactory results.
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.
"For the vast majority of customers, software applications are fine" in public clouds, he says.
The demand for enantiopure substances, e.g. for pharmaceutical applications or fine chemical production, continues to increase.
For applications in fine chemistry and in the laboratory, a convenient monolithic stirred reactor is presented.
In extractive metallurgy the most commercially attractive potential applications using fine milling (Activox, Melt) will be illustrated.
Nevertheless, the 2016 AWS does not provide the best environment for data-intensive applications exhibiting fine grain parallelism.
