A comparative study of execution time shows that FPGA implementation with increasing dimension is found to be superior to its floating-point counterpart.
There were terrific plays by the Nets' Jason Kidd (14 points, 12 assists) and his point guard counterpart, Steve Nash (18 points, 12 assists).
The proposed scheme employs mostly fixed-point-based operations, and thus achieves considerable speedup over its floating-point-based counterpart.
Taken together, these numbers outstrip by 10 percentage points their counterparts at other chains, and should cause particular alarm given Boots's position as Britain's biggest pharmacy.
If one of them is out of the desired range, we replace samples xi−k to xi+k by their three-point averaged counterparts, using incremental values for k, until Δ and Δ Δ at sample i are within the desired range.
Porto are still top of the Liga by a point, but his counterpart Jorge Jesus's own difficulties at Benfica have made a big contribution to that.
The character of the Innocent can be seen as a direct echo of the Fool and Poor Tom in King Lear, while the murdered tsarevitch and his living counterpart point to characters and situations in Richard III.
The counterpart point X values were the same as 0.4 cm, which means moving to the right from the side seam.
6. (C) Finally, Pakistani counterparts point to India's interest and investment in missile defense, even if it will take many years to field a capable system.
But Terry McAuliffe, Mr. Gilmore's Democratic counterpart, pointed to Mr. Bush -- and an administration that he said was top-heavy with officials from the energy industry, which contributed heavily to Republicans in the 2000 election.
More arrests seem likely, and the widening of the phone-hacking scandal to other papers.In a last-ditch defence, British hacks point to French counterparts who concealed what le tout Paris knew about Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the Socialist politician and former head of the International Monetary Fund, and his creepy ways with women.
