Sentence examples for exploit parallel from inspiring English sources

In effect GPUs were for where conventional processors did not have the horsepower to solve specific types of 'scientific' problems that could exploit parallel processing.

We have studied protein ligand interactions by molecular dynamics simulations using software designed to exploit parallel computing architectures.

If it's multithreaded and able to exploit parallel physical systems, it will be able to take advantage of the same things in virtual systems.

Parallel frequent pattern discovery algorithms exploit parallel and distributed computing resources to relieve the sequential bottlenecks of current frequent pattern mining (FPM) algorithms.

From the start it has been designed to exploit parallel and distributed computers to reduce simulation run times to manageable levels, without the additional modelling effort required for earlier publicly-available parallel simulation tools.

The movement of data in high-performance computing and across storage devices is well known, with hierarchies of transmission latency; therefore, analyzing scanning and electron microscopy data on these platforms will require physics-based algorithms that are customized to exploit parallel work while minimizing communication cost [89].

Tailored radiofrequency pulses exploiting parallel transmission have been shown to mitigate these phenomena.

ECA algorithm has been also implemented on FPGAs for high speed computation by exploiting parallel and pipelining approaches.

Both, Monte Carlo (or quasi-Monte Carlo) simulations and the domain decomposition strategy allow for exploiting parallel architectures.

With this approach, we are able to greatly strengthen the performance of the VOIM through exploiting parallel architecture of the digital signal processor (DSP) and parallel software design.

The strategy exploits parallel processing with optimized simulation algorithms based on using of influence functions and superposition principle to take full advantage of parallelism.