Sentence examples for introducing hardware from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the move to virtualization is occurring on so many fronts that some companies, rather paradoxically, are introducing hardware specially designed for virtualization scenarios.

Slingbox was one of the first companies to re-envision how consumers thought about watching television by introducing hardware that allowed users to view their media remotely over the Internet.

In addition to introducing hardware challenges at higher frequencies, this significant drop in field amplitude is a challenge for the reconstruction software.

At our institution, we were also able to restore the SNR of the MR images by introducing hardware filtering in the transmission line from the RF generator to the RF electrode and thus perform truly simultaneous RFA and MR thermometry at 1.5 T.

We believe that even more performance can be exploited from next generation multicore processors, should they start introducing hardware memory structures like the Message Passing Buffer (MPB) of the SCC NoC processor alongside their cores, for increased communication efficiency among them, without resorting to shared memory and its unavoidable locks or cache-coherency protocol overheads.

Second, the AW approach is modified by introducing hardware-friendly approximation.

This chapter discusses disk imaging and introduces hardware- and software-based forensic tools.

This paper introduces hardware control module's structure, airship-driven composition and software realization.

This chapter introduces hardware resource usage tuning, specifically dealing with central processing unit (CPU) usage, memory usage, and I/O usage.

Huynh and Lucas later teamed up on a startup that would have helped to introduce hardware makers to retailers, but they ran into scaling issues.

In particular, we introduce hardware enabled system-level bidding-based algorithms as an efficient and real-time on-chip mechanism for resource allocation in homogeneous and heterogeneous (MPSoC) manycore architectures.