In particular, while the CPU performance increases linearly with the number of simulations, the running times are strongly reduced on the GPU; in this case, the overall running time roughly corresponds to the time required for the execution of the slowest simulations.
Working with MICAz motes, we need several additional operations that make the execution of the algorithm slower: not only the additional communication layer and the speed of processing data take account, but also the floating point emulation gets importance in delay.
* Slow execution of orders in many markets.
The company's second-quarter earnings fell 78percentt because of competition and the slow execution of a plan to sell more Internet software.
Unhappy clients have filed three more class-action suits against E*Trade in California, saying they couldn't make trades due to technical breakdowns, slow execution of orders and telephone tie-ups.
This was obtained by means of a slower execution of the end-part of the feeding action.
This hypothesis is prompted by the results of Coesmans et al. [26], who found that acute deactivation of mGluRs in PCs affected motor execution, especially slow components (low frequencies) of movement.
Waterboarding is a form of slow, controlled drowning tantamount to a mock execution that can result in the victim suffering psychological trauma for years.
"Without a change in policy, without a change of heart, that's exactly what this is – the slow, painful, bitter execution of a million Syrians, cut off from aid convoys, cut off from the world," he said.
The user can then accelerate or slow down the execution of a job within a program if that makes sense for him.
