Sentence examples for increasing hardware from inspiring English sources

The conventional scheme 2 outperforms the scheme 1 without iteration, at a cost of increasing hardware complexity.

A careful reader may be concerned with the increasing hardware complexity of EUs' equipments since we formulate the flow allocation game from EUs' point of view.

The ever increasing hardware capabilities typical of modern microcontrollers make it easier to add more and more functions to embedded systems, even for relatively low-end ones.

However, this flexibility is gained at the cost of increasing system complexity, which not only refers to increasing hardware system complexity due to synchronization needs of transmitter and receiver, but also refers to increasing processing complexity.

The processing speed achieved is higher than conventional camera frame rates, thus allowing the system to extract multiple estimations and be used as a platform to evaluate integration schemes of a population of neurons without increasing hardware resource demands.

To address this problem, we combine a systolic execution scheme with on-demand warp activation that handles cache miss latency and branch divergence efficiently without significantly increasing hardware resources, either in terms of logic or register space.

Palm Inc., the largest maker of hand-held computers, bought 20percentt of the closely held software publisher Mobile Digital Media Inc. yesterday to develop new applications and increase hardware sales.

At various times, portable video players have been made by the Walkman group, the Vaio group and the video game unit, while Sony's music and motion picture divisions often have not worked effectively with their colleagues in electronics to increase hardware sales.

However, the benefits come at the increased hardware cost with multiple radio frequency (RF) chains.

One of the implementation issues of MIMO systems is the increased hardware complexity and cost.

The OnePlus 5 is slightly ($40) more expensive than its predecessor, owing to increased hardware costs.