Sentence examples for massive parallel systems from inspiring English sources

The development of IC technology makes Network-on-Chip (NoC) an attractive architecture for future massive parallel systems.

Massive parallel systems (MPP) became successful in the early nineties due to their better price/performance ratios, which was enabled by the attack of the 'killer-micros'.

A study by five United States-based researchers has found that random links much like those between people may be more effective than centralized control in coordinating massive parallel computing systems.

The "Centro de Previsão de Tempo e Estudos Climáticos" (CPTEC) from "Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais" (INPE) uses traditional systems, based on massive parallel processing (MPP) systems and with large support teams, to execute weather, seasonal, climate and environmental prediction models.

Artificial neural network is a massive parallel information processing system composed of a number of simple processing elements known as neurons or nodes (Haykin 1998).

Proprietary high-end transcript profiling systems such as Massive Parallel Signature Sequencing [ 1] and GeneCalling [ 2] are excellent tools for genome-wide quantitative transcription analysis on any organism, but they are available to only a small fraction of researchers.

Daisuke Takahashi et al. used a massive parallel computer called the T2K Tsukuba System to compute π to 2, 576, 980, 377, 524 decimal places in 73 hours 36 minutes.

To better understand the EBV miRNA transcriptome in NPC, we took advantage of the massive parallel sequencing capability of the SOLiD system and sequenced more than 110,000 reads of EBV miRNAs in one pair of a clinical NPC tumor and its adjacent normal samples.

Global gene expression profiles were obtained by massive parallel sequencing using the Illumina DGE system.

However, it does not allow the in-depth coverage and massive parallel sequencing provided by Illumina (http://www.illumina.com) or SOLiDTM (http://solid.appliedbiosystems.com) systems, respectively.

Finally, we discuss our current work to simulate radiation damage of MeV energies and system sizes of the order of billion atoms using massive parallel computing facilities.