Sentence examples for fully synchronous from inspiring English sources
The trigger implementation is massively parallel, pipelined and fully synchronous with the LHC clock.
The circuit enables a low readout dead time (<90 ns) and provides a fully synchronous digital interface for easy data retrieval.
We show a number of LIP protocols to preserve the correctness with respect to their fully synchronous specifications using our framework.
The correctness preserving refinement of a fully synchronous model onto a globally asynchronous communication media implies that various restrictions be imposed on the synchronous model.
An analysis of the Smith Waterman alignment algorithm running on this architecture shows that the performance penalty due to increased bus latency compared to a fully synchronous architecture is negligible.
Partitioned finite state machine (FSM) architectures in general enable low-power implementations and it has been shown that for these architectures, state memory based on both synchronous and asynchronous storage elements gives lower power consumption compared to their fully synchronous counterparts.
This rules out full synchrony, which is often a state of interest; however, we can understand the fully-synchronous state by simply considering the behaviour of one self-coupled neuron.
Such protocols may be categorized by their use of time synchronization as asynchronous [10], loosely synchronous [11, 12], and fully synchronized protocols [13, 14].
Our investigation into possible separate sources of calcium in zebrafish motor neurons was prompted by our observation that a block of calcium entry through the presynaptic P/Q calcium channels fully inhibited synchronous release, leaving asynchronous release intact.
This paper presents the nonlinear control of a Fully-Fed Synchronous Machine based Variable Speed Pumped Storage Plant (FFSM PSP).
In this paper, we present the design and numerical validation of the Pulse Field Magnetization (PFM) strategy considered for the magnetization of the four-pole synchronous fully superconducting motor developed at the University of Cambridge.
