Sentence examples for modern clusters from inspiring English sources

We characterized all the different R-domains in modern clusters and observed a specific domain affinity for clusterization (Additional file 1: Figure S7A and Additional file 1: Table S2).

The instruments have now mapped details small enough to have been the seeds of modern clusters of galaxies.

We present a massively parallel implementation of symmetric sparse matrix vector product for modern clusters with scalar multi-core CPUs.

The multiplication of cores in today's architectures raises the importance of intra-node communication in modern clusters and their impact on the overall parallel application performance.

To reduce the level of complexity that such architectures bring while attaining an acceptable amount of the parallelism offered by modern clusters, the task-based approach has gained a lot of popularity recently as it is expected to deliver portability and performance with a relatively simple programming model.

Because grid computing systems (described below) can easily handle embarrassingly parallel problems, modern clusters are typically designed to handle more difficult problems -- problems that require nodes to share intermediate results with each other more often.

Opponents say that cut-off point is arbitrary, that most bombs produced before 1980 are unusable and that modern cluster munitions have failure rates much higher than the manufacturers claim.

Public buildings of note include the National Palace, the post office, police headquarters, the National Archives, the National Archaeological Museum (with its collection of Mayan artifacts), the National Library, and the modern cluster of buildings around the city hall.

The performance of algebraic multigrid (AMG) algorithms, implemented in 4-byte floating point arithmetic, is investigated on modern cluster architecture with multi-core CPUs.

This multistage rocket may be considered the ancestor of modern cluster munitions.

The US claimed not only that modern cluster munitions of the kind now being sold, often called "sensor fuzed cluster munitions," leave as few as 1percentt of bomblets unexploded, but that they "leave a clean battlefield".