Sentence examples for cores compared to from inspiring English sources
With multi-thread execution, Nebo can linearly scale (with roughly 90% efficiency) up to 12 cores, compared to its single-thread execution.
Although the US have been knocked off the top spot for most powerful computer (the Titan only has 560,000 cores compared to the Tianhe-2's 3.12 million) America does still dominate the list in number of machines.
In the range of 2 to 8 cores, VThreads demonstrates a post-route (statistical) power reduction between 65% and 57% at an area increase of 1.2%10%% for 1 8 cores, compared to a similarly-configured Leon3MP CMP.
The numerical results predict 26.8% and 20.4% improvements of the critical buckling loads for 1D columns and 3D Kagome lattice cores compared to their uniform counterparts of the same mass, respectively.
This validates the hardware implementation of the FlexWave-II and T@mpo cores compared to their software versions.
Both firms have licensed the same GPU (graphics processing unit) architecture, but Sony's chip has 1152 "cores" compared to Microsoft's 768.
The proportion of drilling fluid-associated phylotypes was not significantly higher in the outer part of the 66.2 m-deep core compared to its inner part and was comparable to that of the 4.3 and 68.0 m-deep layers (Figure 3).
In general, the more freely that light moves in a fiber's core compared to the cladding material enclosing it, the greater the range of angles at which light can escape.
Staining whole fibres with m-Cling revealed a lower lipid-staining intensity in the core compared to the coating and droplets (Fig. 3c), further supporting that the mechanical formation process disrupts the nanoglobules.
In Willsmere Billabong, absolute copper, lead and zinc levels were generally lower in fluvial flood-borne sediments in the core compared to non-fluvial sediments.
In this work we demonstrate that at the same pyrolysis temperature, higher graphitization can be attained in carbon nanofibers (CNFs) with hollow core compared to solid nanofibers, resulting in higher electrical conductivities in hollow CNFs.
