Sentence examples for large-scale hardware from inspiring English sources

Ares I will carry humans to space, while Ares V will transport large-scale hardware such as items needed to establish a lunar base.

Simulations using both LIF and Izhikevich models demonstrate the ability of the SpiNNaker system to generate and simulate heterogeneous networks on-chip, while illustrating, through the network-scale effects of wavefront synchronisation and burst gating, methods that can provide effective behavioural abstractions for large-scale hardware modelling.

Replacing large-scale hardware with commodity servers isn't a new trend – but what is more interesting is the complete vendor shift for Salesforce from Sun to Dell.

With the cloud, you only pay for what you use, you eliminate the need for large-scale hardware and software investments, and you can work at any time from anywhere without disruptive accessibility delays.

If you're on the opposite side of the spectrum — selling large-scale hardware like Apple — it doesn't make sense to have an app because customers are buying twice a year.

"Most VCs are not fluent nor have a track record in physical security, law enforcement, robotics and large-scale hardware – though there are a lot of smart folks out there," Li said.

This suggests the potential to fabricate a memristor-based large-scale neural network hardware.

By harnessing a standardized host platform and providing a large amount of automation/tooling, FireSim drastically simplifies the process of building and deploying large-scale FPGA-based hardware simulations.

Course covers fundamental theoretical ideas, numerical methods in large-scale convex optimization, hardware implementations, connections with statistical estimation in high dimensions, and extensions such as recovery of data matrices from few entries (famous Netflix Prize).

The presented results demonstrate the feasibility of using the proposed adaptive NoC router within the EMBRACE architecture to realise large-scale SNNs on embedded hardware.

The development of large-scale integration (LSI) enabled hardware manufacturers to pack thousands of transistors and other related components on a single silicon chip about the size of a baby's fingernail.