Sentence examples for monolithic clusters from inspiring English sources
By varying these parameters, spherical, monolithic clusters, as well as bar-like nanocrystals with different aspect ratios in spherical or dendritic arrays, are formed.
The S vs. W diagrams of monolithic materials present clusters of points because all S or W parameters are almost the same [14].
This chapter discusses how encryption algorithms will play a key role in the next stage of development for advanced virtual satellite systems that promise to replace monolithic satellites with clusters of wirelessly-interconnectd satellite modules.
This chapter discusses how encryption algorithms will play a key role in the next stage of development for advanced virtual satellite systems that promise to replace monolithic satellites with clusters of wirelessly interconnected satellite modules.
In this article, we describe one approach to the electron molecule collision problem and discuss how that approach has been adapted to parallel computers – from monolithic supercomputers to workstation clusters – in order to achieve the levels of performance necessary to address collisions with larger polyatomic targets.
The resulting clusters are implemented as monolithic blocks of optimized code that is, they are combined into individual actors of increased complexity, while the overall dataflow graph is of somewhat reduced complexity, as shown in Fig. 3.
The dual-gauge cluster with tall and monolithic numbering helps complete the time warp.
Their population increased in every county, typically clustered in ethnically or racially monolithic communities.
Plant and others point to the fact that, far from being a monolithic structure, the so-called hi-tech cluster of about 1,400 companies and 40,000 jobs brings together myriad sectors.
In a major departure from traditional "monolithic" satellites, an F6 system is a cluster of heterogeneous, free-flying, wirelessly interconnected modules that evolves over time to provide better robustness to failures and flexibility to changing needs and improving technologies.
