Folded architectures consist of memory and a pair of 1-D DWT modules, a row processing unit (RPU) and a column processing unit (CPU).
Tiny paper swans float across a lake of memory, folded over the decades in the manner of a tiny child injured in the atomic attack.
Enthusiasms from decades ago, long folded into the back drawer of memory, came roaring back.
This can lead to an approximately 20-fold decrease in the amount of memory needed for metagenome assembly, and may also separate reads into species-specific bins.
To be able to handle ultra-deep coverage data, e.g. >3,000 fold, using a moderate amount of memory, we process each reference genome in the BAM file by first partitioning it into a set of non-overlapping target windows with equal length except the last one.
gathering entire households of memory from the folds of your embroidered sari.
These results confirm that allogeneic memory T cells are unable to induce GvHD, even if the number of memory T cells injected was 3-fold greater than the equivalent of unseparated Tm/Tn cells.
Freud believed that we unconsciously protect our forbidden desire for random and impersonal genitalia by transferring that desire to objects that can pass inspection with the moral authorities of the day -- the fetishistic hat whose folds secretly arouse memory of and desire for the furtive vulva; the cigar whose heft fills the void and yearning for the real but absent penis.
A well-designed cache allows up to 85 90 percent of memory references to be done from it in typical programs, giving a several-fold speedup in data access.
It is Americans who have folded them into their daily lives, varied them with the most ingenuity and made them the stuff of memory.
Memory, all kinds of memory, is exploding.
