Sentence examples for efficient accelerator from inspiring English sources
This study uses an eco-driving assistance system that advises the driver of the most fuel efficient accelerator pedal angle, in real time.
This driving simulator study was the second of two studies investigating the most effective and acceptable in-vehicle system for the provision of guidance on fuel efficient accelerator usage.
Young gamma-ray pulsars are thought to be efficient accelerators of electrons.
However, FPGAs with their flexibility have the potential to be more power efficient accelerators.
Under solar minimum conditions the interaction between slow and fast solar wind streams is strong, producing long-lasting and stable corotating interaction regions (CIRs) which are efficient accelerators of pickup He+.
Therefore, our results are indicative of the fact that investigating sensitivity of the target spallation neutronic parameters is necessary in order to optimally design a cost-efficient Accelerator Driven Subcritical Reactors (ADSRs).
This method leverages the dark silicon to build many diverse power-efficient accelerators and each application only activates a subset of cores that best match its processing requirements.
In this paper, a new fast inverse modified discrete cosine transform (IMDCT) algorithm and an efficient hardware accelerator architecture are proposed.
An efficient hardware accelerator that can be adapted and provide the required coding performances according to the events detected in the video, the available network bandwidth or user requirements, is therefore a key element for smart camera solutions.
"It confirms predictions that shocks can be extremely efficient proton accelerators," he says, and it's going to improve understanding "of the physics of the universe's more exotic phenomenon," such as gamma-ray bursts and quasars, which also produce strong shock waves, as well as supernovae.
In this work, we review two polynomial-type vector extrapolation methods that have proved to be very efficient convergence accelerators; namely, the minimal polynomial extrapolation (MPE) and the reduced rank extrapolation (RRE).
