It tackles the memory logjam by including 6 million bytes of memory on the processor chip itself and has been winning many of the standard industry speed tests hands down.
The new data structure tackles the memory bottleneck problem by constructing these subtrees independently and in parallel.
On Sunday, Nicholas Collon and the Aurora players will tackle from memory the 40-odd minutes of Beethoven's Pastoral.
Although recent studies use FPGA technology to tackle the memory wall problem of graph computation by adopting a massively multi-threaded architecture, the performance is still far less than optimal memory performance due to the long memory access latency.
In the previous section we proposed two algorithms to tackle the memory requirements of the BBA when dealing with large image sets: the solution is to reduce the amount of processed data to a lower, but sufficient, number of tie-points.
He tackled those memories of hope and change, conceding that 2012 was a more knowing, world-weary election.
Before I read The Bees, I wondered why Paull – a dramatist whose best work (Boat Memory) tackles deeply human issues of racism, prejudice and stolen lives – had chosen to make her literary debut in the insect world.
Nate Gerry, a safety for Nebraska, told the AP that though it took a while to get the rugby tackle into "muscle memory … the science behind it, the explosion of power and using your hips more … I like it.
A cache approach does not tackle the external memory access penalty.
In his captivating new book, "Moonwalking With Einstein," the young journalist Joshua Foer tackles the subject of memory the way George Plimpton tackled pro football and boxing.
Set in Jerusalem against the backdrop of the war-crimes trial of Adolf Eichmann, "The Mandelbaum Gate" tackles questions of religion, memory and history superimposed on a torturous plot.
