Sentence examples for overhead chip from inspiring English sources
A few minutes from the end of a tight, nervy affair, Cesc Fabregas produced a little overhead chip and there was nobody Vicente del Bosque would have wanted more to be on the end of it than Andres Iniesta, who drew the keeper and then squared the ball for the easiest goal Jesus Navas will score if his career extends to the 2026 World Cup.
ThinkGlass has a line of luminous and glacial-looking solid glass countertops that the company said were more sanitary than granite and just as durable, though a spokeswoman hedged on whether a can of chickpeas falling from an overhead cabinet would chip it.
Compared to previous work, the proposed floorplanner on average reduces the area overhead of the chip by 13.5% with 34% runtime improvement.
These issues are addressed by a novel block-caching mechanism that alleviates the bottleneck to the off-chip memory with low on-chip memory overhead.
The proposed storage-less approach may be adopted to reduce the high access current and large chip area overhead by eliminating the on-chip code flash memory.
With a high performance integrator to generate a ramp signal as the reference for INL tests, the number of reference voltages can be greatly reduced such that the chip area overhead can be saved.
Salt is sprinkled onto the remaining chips from overhead receptacles.
New solutions are emerging to achieve acceptable levels of on-chip area overhead and energy consumption such as optimized encoding of block sharers in Directory (e.g., SCD) or broadcast-based coherence (e.g., Hammer).
Studies [9] have shown that the energy savings made possible by using on-chip regulators far outweigh the overhead of having these regulators on the chip.
This metric can also be seen as the ratio between decoding speedup of a parallelism and its area overhead, where (resp. ) is the chip area of the system using a parallelism degree (resp. without parallelism).
You half expect a giant hand to appear overhead, sprinkling down pretzels and chips.
