Sentence examples for bypassing as from inspiring English sources

It also shows the required time per cycle and equivalent clock frequency for each benchmark to achieve the same real-time results without bypassing as with bypassing.

Here, we observe that the effects of using bypassing as well as different register file configurations varies between individual benchmarks.

While in Figure 6a,b we observed a fairly consistent clock cycle performance across the range of architectures after the application of software bypassing as well as reduction in register file reads and write, Figure 13a clearly shows how expensive more complex register file configurations are, even with software bypassing.

Once the locks fall to these trivial attacks, individuals count on the cameras, motion sensors, and alarm systems, only to see them trivially bypassed as well.

Cheadle Hulme is situated near the A34 Cheadle bypass, as well as international transport link Manchester Airport, the busiest airport in the United Kingdom outside of London.

Tom Hooper was bypassed as the director of "Les Misérables," from Universal.

Since these New England settlements had received their charters directly from the crown, the Council was thus bypassed as an intermediary.

The fire came from a cluster of homes set against Bashika mountain, which the Kurds had bypassed as they pushed ahead.

"Long-ball"—in which the midfield is bypassed as defenders shunt the ball towards a muscular striker is particularly associated with some English sides.

But the marines also said they hoped to "bypass" as many Iraqi Army units as possible on their drive toward Baghdad, roughly 300 miles north, and were hoping many Iraqi units would surrender as they did in the 1991 war.

In truth, however, the whole team was off the pace, and no one more so than Cattermole, who was replaced by Steven Fletcher after just 30 minutes having been utterly bypassed as a deep-lying midfielder.