Sentence examples for information processing architecture from inspiring English sources
As the number of smart meters/sensors increases to more than hundreds of thousands, it is rather intuitive that the state-of-the-art centralized information processing architecture will no longer be sustainable under such a big data explosion.
We try to show how a certain sort of information processing architecture, extending ideas in artificial intelligence, can serve as a new explanatory ground for some well-known emotional phenomena.
The present study examines the information processing architecture underlying visual social perception.
To illustrate this, some aspects of human grief are analyzed in terms of a particular information processing architecture being explored in our research group.
All of them have a layered data processing architecture that allows hierarchical information processing.
We next discuss possible successor/complementary logic devices that reduce the level of heat generation and we discuss new non-volatile memory techniques that could radically impact information processing architectures and hence the performance requirements for logic devices.
Single-crystal diamond plates with surfaces oriented in a (111) crystal plane are required for high-performance solid-state device platforms ranging from power electronics to quantum information processing architectures.
The existence of natural information processing architectures (predominately exemplified by protein) demonstrates that computing based on physical substrates that are radically different from silicon is feasible.
Further theory could help to sort out the predicted relations between signal processing architecture, the dissipation of information, and the general forms of input-output relations.
Researchers have advocated the inclusion of some emotion-related components in the information-processing architecture of autonomous agents.
According to the media and design theorist Benjamin H. Bratton, the Earth is just the outermost layer within 'The Stack', a totalising system of information-processing architecture that extends from bit to globe.
