Sentence examples for evolution in hardware from inspiring English sources

Thus, when a genetic algorithm runs on the chip, the effectiveness of each configuration can be measured directly on the circuit rather than in some costly simulation.As it turned out, conducting the evolution in hardware produced some results that could not have emerged through mere simulation.

Four years ago, Dr Thompson performed a seminal "proof of principle" experiment which described the evolution in hardware of a simple analogue circuit that could discriminate between two different audio tones.The type of chip that Dr Thompson selected to carry out the evolution was a field-programmable gate array (FPGA).

In particular, it studies the evolution in hardware components relying upon an original dataset of product characteristics including all smartphones launched in the market between 2004 and 2013.

Evolution in hardware design and cement properties enables the operator to do the procedure faster and more safely.

Video based detection systems, being an indispensable part of intelligent traffic systems (ITS), show huge potentials as they do not only offer a flexible way of data acquisition but are also being developed at a huge pace due to recent evolutions in hardware and software technology.

In a year that's included some evolution in its hardware products and a bet on Bitcoin, Square has seen its stock more than double in the past 12 months and rise 90% since the beginning of the year.

Evolution in spine hardware and surgical technique has offered an ample variety of instrumentation and surgical approaches.

So it's easy to assume that single-sided touch-sensitive slabs are the end of the road for handset hardware evolution in the near term — an unchanging constant for years to come.

Whereas Doorbot was designed primarily as a doorbell, Ring is conceived of as a security measure first, and Siminoff admits that in addition to its functional evolution, the hardware has also gotten much better in terms of design.

In this paper we present a new continuous multiresolution framework which has been developed in view of the outstanding evolution of hardware.

As a result, despite a significant progress in hardware technology, particle-in-cell codes are rarely used to simulate long-time evolution of large-scale systems with strongly varying temporal and spatial scales.