Bill and his group have built the J-Machine, a fine-grain concurrent computer and the Reliable Router, a high-speed fault-tolerant network component that includes simultaneous bidirectional signalling and a low-latency plesiochronous synchronizer.
Although implemented on a hypercube concurrent computer, this algorithm should also be efficient for PIC codes on other parallel architectures and for large PIC codes on sequential computers where part of the data must reside on external disks.
In the Computer-based Systems area, we zeroed in on two venerable names that are presently struggling, Concurrent Computer and NEC.
The first administration of the SIT-Q appears likely to have over-estimated leisure time sitting, possibly due to concurrent computer and television use.
The drug-usage evaluation included prescriber information, duration, and indication for linezolid; patients with active linezolid orders were identified by concurrent computer printouts.
The concurrent improvements in computer technology such as the availability of increased computer processing power, superior data storage and sharing, and the possibility to automate typing data analysis, have further enhanced the utility of modern assays.
5 6 However, the growing use of computers and the concurrent increase in musculoskeletal complaints among users have led to a long-running controversy over the role that exposure to computer use may play in the development of CTS.
Participants completed the concurrent choice acquisition phase of the computer task.
Each of the 768 subsets of the data representing a pool of 96 colonies was analyzed by a computer program for the concurrent appearance of the 6 fragments of a specific fingerprint.
Specifically, Gulur et al. [ 22] compared a Computer Face Scale with the Wong-Baker FACES Pain Rating Scale, finding support for the concurrent validity of, and preference for, the computer scale.
The Π-calculus (Milner, 1993), which is a formal computer language for describing concurrent computations, takes into account the sub-domain processes of proteins (Regev and Shapiro, 2002; Regev et al., 2001).
