Computationally intensive functions are cythonized for speed improvements.
This powerful system with NVIDIA's latest graphics technology maximizes a number of visually intensive functions, including: .
One of the most computationally intensive functions commonly used in baseband communications, the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) algorithm, is implemented on an NVIDIA GPU using their general-purpose computing platform called the Compute Unified Device Architecture (CUDA).
Although Mr. Golrick acknowledged that "having to sign people up is a staff-intensive function and not the best use of staff resources," he said that providing access to computers was critically important in cities like Bridgeport, where he estimated that only half the households have Internet access.
This is not true in IT because it's the most energy-intensive function for most non-manufacturing businesses.
Some amount of gene loss can be offset by increasing the density of the interaction network among the proteins that remain (Kelkar & Ochman, 2013), but gene loss may also arise when a resource-intensive function can be performed by one or more other members of the community.
To soften the impact of the exodus of farming families from the land, federal and state governments have, since the 1980s, been decentralising the labour-intensive functions of some public service departments to regional cities.
Moreover, technology consulting firms are faced with heightened competition from big companies like I.B.M. and Electronic Data Systems, which are eager to take over operations for the growing number of companies that want to outsource their technology-intensive functions to cut costs.
The new storage allows customers to analyze log data, financials and other data-intensive functions without moving data into separate clusters, which can take hours depending on the amount of data needed to be processed.
Dynamic and Partial Reconfiguration (DPR) opens up promising prospects with the ability to reduce jointly performance and area of compute-intensive functions.
