Sentence examples for kernel partitioning from inspiring English sources
However, arbitrary kernel partitioning makes it difficult to define effective geometric constraints among kernels.
Powder Technology, 142, 103 109] shows that we can derive an aggregation kernel (equi-partition of kinetic energy (EKE)) on the basis of the kinetic theory of granular flow and use it effectively to describe the net granule growth in fluidized bed melt granulation (FBMG).
To manage multiple threads, kernel is partitioned into thread blocks, with each thread block being limited to a maximum of 512 threads.
The kernel of the partitioning is a data allocation algorithm to allocate variable-sized data items for both load and storage balancing.
Thus more sophisticated but less well-understood (and computationally expensive) techniques such as adaptive partitioning or kernel estimation must be used.
Even though the table remains a single table from the application perspective, the database kernel will store each partition in its own table object.
Given an application, the designer is responsible to properly partition the kernel operations onto the PE components and to explore the data flows among them.
In order to do so, the bootloader starts the kernel stored on the boot partition of the embedded Multi-Media Controller (eMMC).
The programmer can choose one of two partitioning schemes for each kernel invocation.
Adaptive low-rank partitioning of the integral kernels is used to speed up their application to interface data.
The LWKT subsystem is being employed to partition work among multiple kernel threads (for example in the networking code there is one thread per protocol per processor), reducing competition by removing the need to share certain resources among various kernel tasks.
