Sentence examples for simulator execution from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Simulator execution time for one fitness run of Miller amplifier Simulator Real execution time (s) User system execution time (s) OCN 240 45 NGS 8 6 SVR 0.5 0.4 Table 2 Execution time for simulators with PSO algorithm on Miller amplifier Simulator Real execution time (min) User system execution time (min) OCN 395 93 NGS 15 9 SVR 20 5.

The performance of an optimistic parallel discrete event simulator (PDES) in terms of the total simulation execution time of an experiment depends on a large set of variables.

Simulator performance is discussed and several modifications to the models made to speed up execution.

To study the effect of different pipeline depths on various cores, we have varied the number of cores of a modern superscalar processor architecture, which has out-of-order execution simulator in the Simple-Scalar Toolset (so-called M-Sim [25]), Table 1 lists the processor configuration and clock frequency assumptions.

The use of industrial control systems in simulators facilitates the execution of engineering activities related with the installation and the optimization of the control systems in real plants.

This is mainly because, in the course of program execution, the simulator needs to spend extra time in transforming the ARM instruction into the x86 instruction.

Performance is studied via RSIM, an execution driven simulator, for three uniprocessor models that exploit instruction level parallelism to varying degrees.

Preliminary measurements of the DTSVLIW performance, obtained with an execution-driven simulator running the SPECint95 benchmark suite, are also presented.

This is due to the simulator being able to "simulate" a request execution and not having to wait for requests to use CPU cycles to finish execution.

There might exist different software packages for simulating the individual subsystems and co-simulation refers to the simultaneous execution of multiple interacting subsystem simulators.

ESyS-Particle is an open source DEM code developed by the Australian Computational Earth Systems Simulator (ACeESS) and designed for execution on parallel supercomputers (Mora and Place 1993; Abe et al. 2004; Wang 2009).