In particular, we will look at one application of mixed-precision computing that accelerates a very commonly used dense linear algebra routine by almost a factor of four while still delivering the solution in double precision on the same computer hardware.
Because central zones of flood basalts commonly are dense and impermeable without vesicles, and flows are laterally continuous over large areas and commonly stacked vertically for hundreds of meters, flow units can act as seals [5].
It commonly forms dense circular cushions with a central taproot (Jones and Richards, 1962), a feature that facilitates identification of single individuals in dense populations.
It is commonly found in dense thickets and forest edge habitat.
Black bears, which are known to attack humans only when they feel trapped, are commonly found in dense forests and mountain terrain at high elevations, where they have encountered unsuitable conditions in Colorado this year.
We initiated a replicated silvicultural assessment of two forest management approaches commonly applied in dense ponderosa pine forests of the Southwest United States: historical evidence-based ecological restoration guidelines (ERG) and northern goshawk (Accipiter gentilis) foraging area management recommendations (GMR).
New project research conducted as part of the Columbia Water Center's "America's Water Initiative" suggests that many more places in the United States are at risk of drought-induced water stress than is commonly thought, including dense metropolitan regions in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast such as New York City and Washington, D.C.
This is achieved by having the end-users setup indoor femtocellular access points using an approach similar to establishing a WLAN access point [11], for example, WiFi hotspot, where the wireless access point is connected to a wired communications infrastructure commonly available in dense urban population centers, for example, DSL, fiber-to-the-home, cable.
High-altitude winds commonly push this dense mat out into an anvil shape that stretches downwind as much as several kilometers.
Ophionotus victoriae, the ophiuroid species that commonly forms modern dense populations, is a low-energy generalist, feeding on zooplankton in the water column as well as living and dead organic matter on the benthos [22].
Although krill is commonly found in dense aggregations, a significant (perhaps a major) part of the population occurs in a solitary or dispersed stage.
