"execution unit" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is usually used in computer programming to refer to something that performs operations on data. For example, you could say, "In this program, the execution unit is responsible for taking in input and producing output."
In fact, each stage of the loop is executed sequentially because of the single execution unit provided by the microcontroller so that the delay of each element is added to the others.
Instead of giving the CPU the privileged right to decide what instructions to fetch in each cycle (as is the case for control-flow CPUs), instructions in dataflow computers enter the execution unit on their own when they are ready to execute.
The datapath is the execution unit in a DSP processor consuming input data and producing results.
It adopts a synchronous design strategy to bind the execution unit with its kernel stack using virtualization technology, and allows the execution unit to write its own current kernel stack with legal kernel codes.
Spartan 6 FPGA is chosen to implement the architecture with necessary command execution unit to effectively utilize TEDS information.
The Intel 80186/188 implements a pipeline by having the execution unit (EU) separate from the bus interface unit (BIU).
VLIW platforms allow several heterogeneous operations to be executed in parallel, due to multiple execution units in their architecture, achieving high computation capability (Fig. 5).
Consequently, the performance bottleneck in modern systems has shifted from the execution units to other resources.
Massively parallel processors provide high computing performance by increasing the number of concurrent execution units.
Many executions in China are now performed in mobile execution units, vans that are equipped with restraints and drugs necessary for lethal injection.
That means decomposing the simulation model into a number of components and to properly allocate them on the execution units.
