Sentence examples for memory and hence from inspiring English sources

Tightly coupled multiprocessors share memory and hence may communicate by storing information in memory accessible by all processors.

Although FIR filters are linear phase and inherently stable, Infinite Impulse Response (IIR) filters provide excellent frequency response with the cost of less memory and hence less area and less current consumption, which have never been explored in the context of droop correction.

Moreover, it has limited working memory, and hence, cannot comprehend the data quickly.

The FIFO eliminates the need to read, write, or store the states addresses/indexes in separate memory, and hence, reduces the execution cycle time.

An elegant solution to this problem is to implement a time domain equalizer to shorten the channel memory and hence reduce the CP overhead [9].

Both isotropy and Quineanness are features that preclude encapsulation, since their possession by a system would require potentially unlimited access to the contents of central memory, and hence cognitive penetrability to the max.

In general, Column Store and Key-Value databases use more memory to store their data, some of those being completely in-memory (and, hence, completely unsuited for other attributes such as durability).

Adaptive and thus highly compressed spatial representations for localized fronts originating from multiresolution analysis result in important reductions of memory usage, and hence numerical simulations with sufficiently fine spatial resolution can be performed with standard computational resources.

The invention of NVSM further gave rise to a new class of memory devices and hence broadened its applications to become ubiquitous.

Therefore, it is very straightforward to apply a progressive-precision LDPC decoding strategy to reduce the average latency, i.e., we always start with the hard-decision memory sensing (and hence hard-decision LDPC code decoding), and only if LDPC decoding fails, we progressively increase the sensing precision and retry the decoding until LDPC decoding succeeds.

Three participants (one from each group) requested that the scan be stopped before completion of the emotional memory paradigm and hence provided no functional imaging data.