It indicates that a well-balanced design that balances the load of operation among all adapter components leads to high component utilization, achieving the maximum achievable performance for the network adapter.
The results show an average of 7% reduction in datapath component area, 26% reduction in register area, 36% reduction in interconnect MUX cost, and 68% reduction in the number of controller signals, with an average 38% increase in component utilization for a set of benchmark 32-bit DSP applications.
In regards to component utilization, and likely related to the rate of prior hip surgery, we noted a large amount of modular femoral stems in the young group (42.5%).
Although LPBs have been studied for recovery of valuable components, utilization of these materials for the large-scale production is still very limited.
As a result, there is a need for modeling approaches that are capable of considering the architecture of the software and estimating the reliability by taking into account the interactions between the components, the utilization of the components, and the reliabilities of the components and of their interfaces with other components.
Also, improvement of 3D mask structure to prevent the leakage of incident light at the bottom and side edges can be achieved by leak-tight opaque sealing of silicon components or utilization of transparent polymer components covered with patterned metal layers.
In solely data-intensive workflows, with no computationally intensive component, under-utilization of multiprocessor systems may not become apparent as storage and network throughput are the limiting factors.
To ensure China 's food security, it is necessary to promote water-saving agriculture, which is considered as an integrated system including four components: rational utilization of agricultural water resources, water-saving irrigation, agronomic water-saving techniques, and agricultural management.
This tool consists of two components, resource utilization as captured in the Ambulatory Health Care Record and unit cost.
The RAI/MDS is a standardized assessment system consisting of three components, including Utilization Guidelines, the Minimum Data Set MDSS), and Resident Assessment Protocols (RAPs).
Although administrative data sources are usually considered to be the most accurate, their use is limited as some components of utilization are not systematically captured and, especially in decentralized health care systems, no single source exists for comprehensive utilization and cost data.
