In this paper we compare a scalable FPGA-based hardware accelerator for the emulation of Self-Organizing Feature Maps (SOMs) with a multi-threaded software implementation on a state-of-the-art multi-core microprocessor.
A majority of the 25 countries in the enlarged European Union, and especially the new members from the old Soviet bloc, see little to inspire allegiance to, or emulation of, France and Germany, a self-appointed leadership pair that can guarantee neither the continent's economic growth nor its security.
Results show that the proposal embodies a good candidate not only for on-demand emulation of arbitrarily long self-similar sequences, but also for fast and efficient online simulations.
The scene, captured on video, offers a rare glimpse of the spate of self-immolations across North Africa and the Middle East in emulation of the Tunisian protest that helped set off the Arab Spring.
But the movie does not linger gratuitously on physical torment; its tension derives from Peggy's quiet dread and bouts of morning nausea at school, the cowed Belle's self-hatred and Brian's sinister, growing emulation of his father.
The model attempts emulation of slow and fast thinking, instinctive reactions, learning, deliberation, reflection and self-conscious decisions.
Nor was emulation of Western art.
Many characterized her emulation of empathy as elegiac and submissive.
This was Mr. De Palma's first, but far from last, conspicuous emulation of Alfred Hitchcock.
Is this really the "conscious emulation of nature's genius" that Benyus described?
In a distorted emulation of animist tradition, Blahyi claimed that this made them "immune to bullets".
