Sentence examples for mixed hardware from inspiring English sources

Thousands of applications are running in traditional data centers along mixed hardware tool.

We also examine a mixed hardware and software implementation in an attempt to determine the feasibility of a typical consumer utilizing such implementations.

It allows for failsafes, better timing, and involvement of mixed hardware and software which may in turn control the object drop, speed of projectile, and so on.

In the Runtime Verification Project, my group is developing a range of solutions for online checking and recovery for hardware, software, and mixed hardware-software systems.

The 'Product of Experts' architecture (concentrating on binary-stochastic elements) is described in the context of its suitability for implementation as mixed-mode hardware, with algorithmic modifications that render the training procedure hardware-implementable. Results show that the PoE is capable of modelling non-linear, multi-dimensional data drawn from both artificial and real sources.

Nevertheless, when it comes to very demanding or specific applications, the design of more specific and analog or mixed-signal hardware becomes a reality.

In this paper, a software–hardware mixed design of synchronization and triggering system for multi-functional LXI instruments is proposed.

The numerous constraints imposed by the environment and/or the underlying target architecture of mixed systems (containing hardware and software parts) make these two problems hard to solve.

Prof. Boahen's contributions to the field of neuromorphic engineering include a silicon retina that could be used to give the blind sight, a self-organizing chip that emulates the way the developing brain wires itself up, and a mixed analog-digital hardware platform (Neurogrid) that simulates a million cortical neurons in real-time rivaling a supereal-time rivalingnsuming only a few wattsupercomputer

HINT is quite a complex system with mixed software and hardware.

Early reviews of the device have been mixed, praising the hardware but criticising a lack of software.