Sentence examples for more compact architecture from inspiring English sources

The presented processor seems easier to realize than most of the past parallel optical processors due to its simpler and more compact architecture, while staying powerful enough to carry out computations from diverse applications.

The observation of a wide space at the fissure between two domains and the relative shift of the N-domain in one of the crystal forms suggest that an interactive conformational change between two domains would occur, allowing a more compact architecture for catalysis.

It has been found that the ANNs are capable of performing very well in situations of limited data availability since the differences in the performances of the ANNs trained on partial information and the ANNs trained on the complete information was only marginal and the ANN trained on partial information consisted of a more compact architecture.

An HBS based on multiple-point H-bond connections (i.e. a dimer or a C-1 chain) possesses a more compact architecture than a one-point alternative (i.e. a catemer or a C-3 tape) and offers a higher number of packing alternatives, which may ultimately result in a higher number of potentially viable low-energy structures.

In addition, the transgenic pSAG12::ipt plants displayed a more compact architecture than the WT plants.

Moreover, the transgenic pSAG12::ipt plants showed a more compact architecture than the WT.

The redundancy elimination aims at building more compact architectures while the locking detection aims at improving the training speed.

In this paper, we refine the DSE architecture and propose one faster, more compact S-Boxes architecture of lower power: an improved and full-balanced DSE architecture.

From these studies, we conclude that a dispersed global chromatin architecture is characteristic of pluripotent cells and distinct from a more compact chromatin architecture formed in lineage-committed progenitor cells.

We demonstrate that UV-B limits stem elongation responses to neighbour proximity perception (shade avoidance), promoting a more compact plant architecture.

Second, by a more compact canopy architecture, with shorter plants, fewer and more upright leaves, enhancing solar radiation interception.