The Gen-Z Consortium has shown demos of memory pooling with multiple servers over the last year, enables disaggregated components and has released design IP, leading to silicon vendors working on designs for Gen-Z devices.
Today, the Internet has disaggregated the component parts of newspapers, magazines and broadcasts and made them available on an a la carte basis.
The scenario is disaggregated into components in which radiation transport may be simulated independently.
Furthermore, the Avahan intervention has disaggregated CM components and their impact on a host of measures of condom use in a variety of settings, finding some significant relationships at a fine-grained level, but not much consistency across results [ 57– 59, 61, 62].
Thus, to maximize the persuasiveness of the communication of scientific evidence, one must begin with a clear understanding of what a narrative is; one must be able to disaggregate its component pieces and have reasonable expectations about what will happen when specific component parts of the narrative are varied (e.g., switching out one villain for another).
Bottom-up approaches consist of models that use input data from highly disaggregate components.
Just as iTunes unbundled songs from a CD, the digital revolution enables a university degree to be disaggregated into its component parts – vocational knowledge, generic professional skills, deep discipline knowledge, practical training, evidence of achievement, networking opportunities and student lifestyle.
First, a prevalence-based approach will be used to identify (1) the overall cost of treating burn injuries for the cohort of Aboriginal children and (2) costs disaggregated by cost component, subgroup and source of funds.
In order to precisely quantify the actual intake of F&V consumed alone or from dishes (in accordance with the U.K. five-a-day public health guidelines) (14), all recorded foods and dishes were disaggregated into their component parts.
