To that end, these researchers have developed self-timing, or asynchronous, circuits.
By Jim Swartz and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, November 7, 1953 P. 35 A young couple, just settled in their first apartment, invited an uncle to dinner and decided to make the after-dinner coffee in a self-timing percolator he had sent as a wedding present.
A concept of data-drive self-timing (DDST) is employed to reduce the timing difficulty in the synchronized RSFQ circuit.
A server self-timing revision scheme is used to reduce the network overhead of the feedback mechanism.
In this context, self-timing is especially useful for its compatibility with the asynchronous behavior of molecules, and for avoiding delay problems associated with a central clock.
The capability of providing a fast timing of the interaction with nanosecond time resolution is a new available feature that allows operating the drift detector in continuous readout mode for coincidence imaging applications either with an external trigger or in self-timing.
This discrepancy is most likely because timing of the SHAP-C tasks was differently executed than in the SHAP (timing by the assessor vs. self-timing).
The liquid/molten salt breeders are found to have the higher tritium breeding ratio (TBR) and are to be considered for further analysis of the self sufficiency timing.
With self-destructive timing, Adler's attack on Brown's New Yorker came just at the moment when Brown was the most powerful figure in New York publishing.
Calhoun's age, 70, and uncertain health will probably spare him much derision for the self-serving timing of his sudden retirement, announced Thursday, along with the appointment of the assistant coach and former Husky Kevin Ollie to replace him on a one-year, $625,000 contract.
The total ionizing dose (TID) tolerance is enhanced by the P+ guard rings and the self-adaptive timing design.
