Sentence examples for interconnection pattern from inspiring English sources

The effects of Si center and interconnection pattern of fluorene rings on TPA response are discussed.

The HCRNet is based on the Cube Connected Cycle (CCC) interconnection pattern proposed for multiprocessor architectures.

SEM analysis points out that the nature of the organic solvent and the aqueous organic solvent ratio contribute in establishing not only different sizes and/or shapes of the hydrotalcite-like particles, but also distinct features of their organisation and interconnection pattern.

One of the main advantages of systolic array-based implementations is that they are able to provide a systematic procedure for system design that allows for the derivation of a well-defined processing element-based structure and an interconnection pattern which can then be easily ported to real hardware configurations.

While both representations show the overlap between maximal cliques, the interconnection pattern of cliques in the naive representation carries little additional information about the structure of this overlap.

On the other hand, a very specific tree-like interconnection pattern in the clique tree representation can expose a special structure of such overlap.

This paper addresses the possibility of such orchestration being dynamic, in the sense that the structure of component's interconnection patterns can change at run-time.

A so-called Clos Network uses a topology of simple components and repeating interconnection patterns that allows the network to scale and meet mushrooming demand.

This is consistent with other studies indicating that a more appropriate, functionally meaningful approach requires considering higher-order interconnection patterns (Dobrin et al. 2004).

The selection of random entries of the SN allows us to create different interconnection patterns for each group.

For example, clustering was used to discover significant biological modules and their interconnection patterns, which shed some light on evolutionary constraints of organisms [ 23].