Sentence examples for area implementation from inspiring English sources
This paper presents a novel architecture for low power and low area implementation of reconfigurable Finite Impulse Response (FIR) filter based on dual mode operation.
The main advantages of the proposed architecture are (a) its flexibility on arbitrary Galois field sizes, (b) its hardware simplicity which results in small area implementation, (c) low power consumption by employing the gated clock technique (d) improvement of maximum clock frequency due to the lessening of critical path delay.
Finally, both the NAP and PAHO representatives agreed with the perception that little progress had been made in the POC diagnosis priority area implementation (20 40 %) (data not presented).
He then actively lobbied the Jordanian government to set negotiate a free trade agreement with the United States on the lines of the United States-Israel Free Trade Area Implementation Act of 1985.
Rather than simply classifying global stability of power systems, the presented approach is able to distinguish unstable generators accurately with a few cycles of synchronized trajectories after fault clearing, enabling more in-depth emergency awareness based on wide-area implementation.
Section 6 considers one particular device construction: A foil that is suitable for glass lamination and which, in the author's view, holds particular promise for low-cost large-area implementation of EC smart windows.
The main steps of the process were: choice of areas for analysis and questionnaire development, based on a review of scientific literature; assignment of scores and weights to individual questions and areas; implementation of a software interfaceable with Microsoft Office.
As a third priority area, the implementation of technological measures was identified.
In addition to fostering biodiversity goals, marine protected area (MPA) implementation has economic consequences for both commercial and recreational fisheries.
This paper presents an area efficient implementation of a second order continuous time (CT) sigma-delta modulator.
