Sentence examples for ever increasing performance from inspiring English sources
Over the years, computational physics and chemistry served as an ongoing source of problems that demanded the ever increasing performance from hardware as well as the software that ran on top of it.
In that respect, the number of simulated bodies (or particles) has increased dramatically, owing to the ever increasing performance of supercomputers, but also to the growing efficiency of the N-body solvers.
The computing industry is moving towards a parallel model as the limitations and capabilities of modern semiconductor manufacturing mean that ever increasing performance from a single processor is no longer possible [29].
Nevertheless, we believe that by carefully helping an athlete enhance her performance (by utilising currently banned methods), in keeping with the principle of autonomy, using any safe technology available, the physician should again become the direct partner of the athlete in pursuit of ever increasing performance.
General purpose processors, graphics processing units (GPUs) and field-programmable gate-arrays (FPGAs) compete and collaborate to offer ever increasing performances.
Methods for reducing stress and increasing performance.
The Tate's ever increasing investment in performance art, and in art that lends itself to audience interaction may explain its interest in this not-quite-stellar artist.
The ever increasing research of performances and lightness leads engineers and manufactures toward the development of heavily loaded components, subjected to multiaxial fatigue loads, made of materials with improved surface mechanical properties.
With the recent advances in chip fabrication and the ever increasing demand for high performance circuits, the conventional peripheral I/O placement techniques fail to meet the stringent requirements of the chip design.
A confluence of steady advances in radar enabling technologies, and ever increasing demands on radar performance in challenging environments, has afforded a re-examination of the fundamental theoretical framework upon which classical waveform design is based.
Large-scale scientific experiments have an ever increasing demand for High Performance Computing (HPC) resources.
