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For simulations including the solution of the velocity field the maximum speed up was found to be approximately 52% for a case where 12% of cells lie on the interface.
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The maximum speed-up was 19.09, and to get the weighted average speed-up, we used a formula which was similar to the one in 16S rRNA extraction part: (2) Weighted Average = ∑ j = 1 M R i * S i / ∑ i = 1 M R i Here R i and S i were the 16S rRNA number and speed-up of input i, and M represented the sample number which is 4 in this experiment, respectively.
For the dual-core embedded system, a maximum speed-up is as large as 1.45.
The results show that significant performance improvements are gained from GPU parallelization of the DLSM code (the maximum speed up achieved was 23×).
The maximum speed-up rate was 14.88.
Similarly, if a task needed to take 10% of computation for running the mechanism of cloud computing and for executing the non-parallel processes, then the maximum speed-up rate was limited to 10 times.
It is designed for operation at a maximum speed of 250 km/h, while reserves a maximum speed up to 300 km/h in the future.
Maximum speed was to be 55 miles an hour.
Finally, to illustrate speed-ups, a single core Intel Xeon X5650 at 2.67 GHz is compared against a Tesla C2070 and a K20x, where a maximum speed-up of nearly 70x is demonstrated.
If \alpha is the fraction of running time a program spends on non-parallelizable parts, then: \lim_{P\to\infty}\frac{1}{\frac{1-\alpha}{P}+\alpha} = \frac{1}{\alpha} is the maximum speed-up with parallelization of the program, with P being the number of processors used.
"It's like a speedway for lithium ions, a beltway that goes around the particle," says Ceder. "Once we assured fast transport of the ions to the entryway, so that they could be soaked up at the maximum speed, it was amazing.
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