Sentence examples for configurations and the number of from inspiring English sources
This enables the determination of optimal network processor configurations in terms of cache configurations and the number of processors per memory interface.
However, the search space is dramatically reduced from exponential increase in exhaustive search to linear increase in multi-resolution search in terms of the number of configurations and the number of components as shown in Table 2.
The configuration and the number of turns of the equilibrium field control coil system were designed so as to minimize the field error for reducing the plasma wall interaction, especially at the shell gap of the thick metal shell.
It is concluded that the TRM is generally less effective than FRP in increasing the shear capacity of concrete, however the effectiveness depends on both the strengthening configuration and the number of layers.
The time needed for the processing of the data, that is, executing the service network is determined by the execution time of the allocated services with their configuration and the number of messages exchanged, which needs the time, (5).
There was a main effect of the number of flashes (F 3,24) = 436, p<0.001), but no main effect of the stimulus configuration, nor an interaction between the stimulus configuration and the number of flashes.
The precision of marker-based RSA depends on the configuration and the number of tantalum beads added to the shell and polyethylene, whereas the precision of model-based RSA depends on the geometry of the outer contour of an implant.
The false positive and false negative rates as shown in Table 3 correspond to the proportion of BESs falsely predicted to be in the tail-to-tail configuration, and the number of BESs for which no position was found on the framework genome.
Results show that cattle buffalo contacts mostly depend on the range of displacements of cattle and buffaloes, as influenced by the landscape configuration, and on the number of fence breakages multiplied by the time between breakage and repair.
