Sentence examples for to keep coherence from inspiring English sources

Thus, data structures must be zero-padded to fill a complete cache line and to avoid false sharing, and explicit cache write-back and/or invalidate operations must be performed in order to keep coherence between local memories to each core.  .

The OpenMP runtime performs the appropriate cache control operations to maintain the consistency of the shared memory when required, but special precaution must be taken to keep data coherence for shared variables, as no hardware support for cache coherence across cores is provided.

But even as he declared that "a great responsibility lies on us" and that "we all have to come to the rallies on the 24th of December and to all subsequent events," it is unclear that opposition leaders have the momentum, or the coherence, to keep the protests going.

The predominant theory regarding its formation is that the progenitor galaxy was a barred spiral galaxy whose arms had velocities too great to keep the galaxy's coherence and therefore detached.

Mr. Obayashi employs the full, predigital playbook of optical effects, animation and accelerated editing to keep "House" hurtling along, though coherence isn't among his priorities.

Civil society now has a platform on which to campaign for policy coherence, but also needs to keep a very watchful eye on how things evolve.

Its lack of political coherence — and the need to keep Mr. Berlusconi's support — made mere survival its most immediate goal.

He followed Mill investing utilitarianism with robust moral rights hoping to keep it ethically appealing without forgoing its systemic coherence.

Here, the idea is to keep well back from the protesters, then to destroy the coherence of a crowd by breaking it up (in the French case with tear gas).

If coherence is to be had, the court has to keep in mind the principal objectives served by the Establishment Clause...

However, we have to keep in mind that tractography is a method that maps lines of diffusion coherence inside the white matter.