Sentence examples for computing instructions from inspiring English sources
Transmeta's software technique, called code-morphing software, converts Intel computing instructions into V.L.I.W. instructions on the fly, sacrificing little performance.
Much like adding lanes on a freeway, the new strategy, now being widely adopted by the entire semiconductor industry, works only to the degree that more cars (or computing instructions) can be packed into each lane (or processor).
I.B.M. points out that even though prices are falling, the use of mainframe computing — typically measured in MIPS, or millions of computing instructions per second — is growing at a healthy clip.
This cross-case analysis study examined the supports that two students with disabilities, who were initially disengaged during computing activities, received during computing instruction.
For each pair (i, j), the optimal energy cost C[i, j] is computed (instructions 11 19) as the minimum between the energy consumed in the monolithic case, and {min}_{i
It's more power-efficient than an Intel Core i5, which is built around two to four quick, versatile cores that compute one instruction at a time.
IA-64 is Explicitly Parallel Instruction Computing (EPIC) architecture, versus RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computing – like the Alpha and UltraSPARC) or a CISC (Complex Instruction Set Computing – like Pentium III) and depends on a compiler, which controls how efficiently the chip will perform its calculations.
Currently, digital chips handle the off-and-on electronic pulses that translate the 1's and 0's of computer code into instructions for computing devices.
Since the cells cooperate in order to solve a given computational task, CNNs have provided in recent years an ideal framework for programmable analog array computing, where the instructions are represented by the templates.
The idea becomes possible with recent high-end VLIW processors, where we have to issue parallel instructions computing the twiddle factors in the masked time; however, it requires proper scheduling and low-level control on the execution pattern to be done successfully.
HP researchers investigated a new architecture, later named Explicitly Parallel Instruction Computing (EPIC), that allows the processor to execute multiple instructions in each clock cycle.
