Sentence examples for cores such that from inspiring English sources
Besides energy minimization, it is also aimed to map the cores such that a thermally balanced Network-on-Chip design is obtained.
The overall aim is to minimize the number of single-event upsets (SEUs) experienced by the MPSoC application for suitably identified voltage scaling of the system processing cores such that the power is reduced and the specified real-time constraint is met.
At the same time, post-modification of the substrate-supported arrays allowed for a controlled overgrowth of the plasmonic cores, such that the local particle size could be varied in a gradient fashion between 9.2 and 56.6 nm, which allows for spectroscopic analysis of 16 intermediate sizes.
In some motors, these magnets are mounted with adhesive on the surface of the rotor core such that the magnetic field is radially directed across the air gap.
If for each, does there exist in the core such that (component-wise)?
The tests are performed on cylindrical samples of fractured rock cored such that the mean plane of the fracture is perpendicular to the cylinder's axis of symmetry.
However, the superadiabaticity in the gas was confined to the channel core, such that the surface temperature did not exceed the adiabatic equilibrium temperature.
The intuitive idea of these algorithms is to find the largest number of frames (jobs) that can be assigned to each core such that the migrating task is deemed schedulable.
Furthermore, this study only observed cyclists within the presumed 'commuter' hours within the downtown core such that the main population targeted for the study was cyclists commuting to work or to school.
After correction, each core-section is nearly continuous such that correlation among these sites using their color banding patterns allows reasonably isochronous horizons to be studied across wide regions of the Japan Sea over millennial time scales (Tada 1994; Tada et al. 1999; Tada et al. 2018).
The ideal behavior for the CPU-only codes would be to scale as 1/x with the number of CPU cores utilized such that doubling the number of cores also approximately doubles the calculation speed.
