Sentence examples for speed implementation from inspiring English sources
This study proposes an average propulsive speed implementation approach for robotic dolphins theoretically and experimentally.
That will speed implementation of access to Time Warner cable by other Internet service providers (ISPs), as mandated by last week's Federal Trade Commission (FTC) approval of the AOL-Time Warner merger.
The data path word length has been selected to ensure the lossless accuracy criteria leading a high speed implementation with small chip area.
The aim of this pilot study was to explore possible changes in speed, implementation of routines, hazard detection and child security gains from a driver support system integrated with intelligent bus stops and additional technical equipment.
A specialized architecture based on peer servers is suggested for the development of distributed control systems with advanced reliability and operating speed; implementation is used in the Novosibirsk subway automated traffic control system.
This study shows that the average speed implementation method based KEMC converts the speed control issue into one kind of pure control problem, and it helps robotic dolphin obtain learning ability and adaptive ability.
Another alternative is to protect registers using Error Correction Codes (ECCs), but those typically require a large circuit delay overhead and are not suitable for high speed implementations.
This high-speed implementation is achieved at the expense of adders.
This chapter presents an overview of electronic equalization and adaptation techniques with reference to their high-speed implementation.
The proposed circuit is a compact, high-speed implementation of the chaotic map based on the hyperbolic tangent function.
By decomposing the channel matrix of an M-stream MIMO system into a generalized elementary matrix structure, the detection problem becomes a generalization of that of a two-stream detection problem, which admits a simple architecture suitable for high-speed implementation.
