Sentence examples for hardware considered from inspiring English sources

On a recent afternoon at the Asnis project, craftsmen sawed and hammered, a window treatment designer weighed using shutters or wood blinds, and a decorator, having already selected the architectural finishes and hardware, considered carpet options.

While we have gained significant insights from the performance analysis described herein (and hope that the paper will help others to also capitalise on those insights), the results described herein are ultimately disappointing: using the combination of algorithms and hardware considered herein, we are unable to improve on the execution speed achieved by a naïve redistribute implementation.

Secondly the conclusion may only be valid for the particular ADC hardware considered here and so the conclusions might change if we try a genuine GS/sec card since the noise level generally increases with sampling rate.

If Tim Tebow was — as many have postulated — the owner Woody Johnson's trophy acquisition to counter the Giants' Super Bowl hardware, consider that marketing a rousing success.

Many people working in hardware consider him one of the best executives that understand both hardware and software — he is comfortable working at the intersection of the two.

Note that the hardware failures considered in Section 3.4 are out of the scope of this work and will not be analyzed.

The Saturn hardware is considered extremely difficult to emulate.

CD-ROM-based and cartridge-only versions of the Saturn hardware were considered for simultaneous release at one point during the system's development, but this idea was discarded due to concerns over the lower quality and higher price of cartridge-based games.

In order to maintain efficiency and to meet the requested flexibility requirement, the hardware implementation considers the lowest complex configuration (2×2) and applies a hardware resource sharing technique to support the other high-order configurations.

The original single-clocked hardware synthesis considers each instant as a clock cycle.

As a result, we cannot expect single-threaded programs to run faster on future hardware without considering parallelization over multiple processing units.