Sentence examples for substantial acceleration of from inspiring English sources
Substantial acceleration of computations has been achieved by introducing SIMD stream technology, which generally relies on modern graphics processing units.
Overall, the results show that substantial acceleration of multigrid computations can be achieved by using adaptive smoothing.
A substantial acceleration of the grain boundary segregation kinetics in the two-phase area of the Cu Bi phase diagram is observed.
Apart from the development of new analytical tools, we demonstrate here that an intelligent combination of different analytical techniques which complement each other can lead to substantial acceleration of the screening process while achieving a high data quality.
Integration of RIS and PACS services into a single solution has become a widespread reality in daily radiological practice, allowing substantial acceleration of workflow with greater ease of work compared with older generation film-based radiological activity.
The substantial acceleration of the Jacobi method enabled by the current method has the potential to significantly accelerate large-scale simulations in computational mechanics, as well as other areas where elliptic equations are prominent.
The new solver results in a significant acceleration of computations as well as in a substantial reduction in memory requirements.
The other dimension of our classification scheme is the final site of (substantial) acceleration, also indicated by f, c, or w.
Sequence comparisons between paralogs show that, in accord with previous observations, a substantial acceleration in the evolution of paralogs occurs after duplication, presumably due to relaxation of purifying selection.
There has been a substantial acceleration in the number of the GIS-MCDA articles published in this field.
Assuming that real growth would average 3% over the next two years (a generous assumption), M2 money growth of 7.3% implies an annual inflation rate of about 4%, a substantial acceleration from the present rate.
