It consists of an array of identical analogue processors, each connected to its eight nearest neighbours in a way that can affect those neighbours' behaviour.This arrangement makes the chip particularly suitable for image-processing, because each analogue element of the array can be made to correspond to a single pixel (one of the individual dots of which an image is composed).
The graphene sheets and dots, of which the length-to-width ratios are almost 1, handily lay over each other, leading to an impedance of efficient charge transfers.
Altering the size of the dots of which the trajectories exist, enable us to visualize the third, vertical dimension of the displacement patterns.
Had they caught onto the importance of condoms, safe sex and the seriousness of the STDs condoms usually prevent, the dots of which I speak may not have been syphilis' symptomatic rash.
In a rapid presentation of the sequence, one sees the rectangular area in coherent second-order motion, even though the dots of which it consists do not show coherent first-order motion.
Harvey Comics published "Casper," "Richie Rich," and two girl-centered series, "Little Lotta" and "Little Dot," both of which I loved.
Shields encourages writers to forgo safe novelistic structures in favour of a crass literalism (meeting chaos with chaos), and The Guardians proceeds in sections, each divided by a single dot, few of which run to longer than a page.
He weighed offers from software giant Oracle, as well as from three dot-coms two of which were backedot-coms twoame venturecapital firms and lofked like sure bets to do an IPO and make their early employees rich.
In control cells, we detected robust staining of phospho-Src-Tyr416 at FAs identified by talin labeling and at cytoplasmic dots, some of which being invadopodia as revealed by actin/cortactin staining.
The most time-consuming stage (extreme projections) of the PPI computes a very large number of dot products, all of which can be performed simultaneously.
The coding equipment translates the postal code into a pattern of dots by means of which machines can sort mail at eight times the speed of manual sorting.
