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We propose a generic virtualization architecture for SR-IOV-capable SR-IOV-capable SR-IOV-capablentedevicesltiple Virtual Machine Monitors (VMMs).
According to European standardization, congestion control will be implemented on multiple network layers, including the access layer [34].
As Celio adds BlackBerry compatibility, it demonstrates that the Celio REDFLY technology will be implemented on multiple platforms to the benefit of smartphone users.
For example, in an automotive architecture, distributed controllers are implemented on multiple electronic control units (ECUs) that communicate over CAN or FlexRay buses.
Dissipative particle dynamics (DPD) simulation is implemented on multiple GPUs by using NVIDIA's Compute Unified Device Architecture (CUDA) in this paper.
Our small-footprint HTTPS stack, nicknamed Sizzle, has been implemented on multiple generations of the Berkeley/Crossbow motes where it runs in less than 4 KB of RAM, completes a full SSL handshake in 1 s (session reuse takes 0.5 s) and transfers 1 KB of application data over SSL in 0.4 s.
(see Supplementary Text S1 for details) MEGADOCK has been implemented on multiple GPUs using the CUDA library (Shimoda et al., 2013).
We conclude that fire as a management focus, including use of prescribed burning and fuel treatments to reduce wildfire risk, may be implemented on a single conservation property to achieve multiple expected outcomes.
In order to show the efficiency not only in theory but also in practice, the algorithms were implemented on a machine with multiple GPUs using compute unified device architecture (CUDA).
Specifically, the saliency-based model of visual attention was implemented on a highly parallel single instruction, multiple data architecture called ProtoEye.
Machine learning algorithms, namely Multiple Linear Regression, Artificial Neural Network, REPTree and Random Tree classifiers were implemented on the dataset to predict the risk level of applicants.
