Sentence examples for magnitude performance from inspiring English sources

Experimental results show two orders of magnitude performance improvement over software only based implementations.

The winning strategies in Tracks 2 and 3 showed significant progress over the previous competition by achieving multiple orders of magnitude performance improvement in terms of computational runtime and memory requirements.

Using real-world examples, I will show that these tools enable system builders to reason about the correctness of their optimization, and allow orders of magnitude performance improvement while preserving the same programming interface to the developer.

It is a valuable design review technique for comparing alternative designs, establishing order of magnitude performance targets and evaluating the potential effects of design changes.

We achieve a 1 2 orders of magnitude performance gain over a comparable CPU-core version of the algorithm, depending on the implementation (single threaded or OpenMP).

Compared to reported honeycomb-SOFCs with cross-sectional geometries of ca. 1 cm, the micro-monolithic SOFC with YSZ electrolyte showed significantly greater volumetric power densities, i.e., the 7-channel geometry had more than one order of magnitude performance enhancement (17 W cm−3).

Experiments show that in some cases custom cache-coherence policies can produce an order-of-magnitude performance improvement, without restructuring a program's source code.

Sporea, R. A., Trainor, M. J., Young, N. D., Shannon, J. M. & Silva, S. R. P. Source-gated transistors for order-of-magnitude performance improvements in thin-film digital circuits.

Our experimental results show that TEDI offers orders-of-magnitude performance improvement over existing approaches on the index construction time, the index size and the query answering.

It is also interesting to speculate whether the shifting relationship between non-symbolic and symbolic magnitude comparison performance and maths performance reflects a shifting landscape of developmentally singular events.

Our conclusions are in line with recent papers which found that non-symbolic magnitude discrimination performance did not predict mathematical performance when inhibitory control was taken into account (Fuhs & McNeil, 2013; Gilmore, Attridge, Clayton, Cragg, Johnson, Marlow, Simms & Inglis, 2013).