Sentence examples for computing implementations from inspiring English sources
(43) This is particularly suitable to quantum computing implementations in the form of a classical stream-collide dynamics.
The past one and a half decades have seen great strides in the field of commercially available distributed computing implementations.
We predict that emerging big data applications will benefit from real-time and high performance computing implementations of eigenanalysis for information inference and signal analytics in the future.
Even though the notion of quantum equilibrium remains purely formal in nature, it is argued that it might nonetheless facilitate quantum computing implementations based on the compact expressions (42) and (43).
We survey recent work on designing and evaluating quantum computing implementations based on nuclear or bound-electron spins in semiconductor heterostructures at low temperatures and in high magnetic fields.
In view of quantum computing implementations, it is of interest to cast the Dirac equation in the form of a propagation-relaxation process, where the collision matrix is now interpreted as a scattering process, relaxing the spinor component around a local quantum equilibrium.
Even if this is suitable for the on-line use of the proposed method, specific customization of the proposed algorithms (e.g., GPU parallel computing implementation) would be able to further reduce the time of the computations, potentially allowing (close to) real-time 3D IV-OCT visualizations.
Nkhoma [50] asserted that it must be considered during any cloud computing implementation.
Thus making suitable for use in a reconfigurable computing implementation of real-time IR scene simulation.
We present the first high-performance computing implementation of the meso-scale phase field dislocation dynamics (PFDD) model on a graphics processing unit (GPU -based platform.
Running on a Tesla C 1060 GPU, the application shows that the parallel computing implementation speeds up the calculation of the MWD model by a factor of 7.3.
