In this paper we combined two optimization methods for tuning both instruction and data cache configurations in a two-level memory hierarchy, where both levels have separate instruction and data caches.
A giant brain, created by model-maker Roseanne Wakely, will be "fed" visual stimuli and in turn will sing tunes and instructions, leading participants through an elaborate and undoubtedly original game, like "a giant visual Kaos pad" says Bowdler.
The score, devised by Paul De Marinis and Takehisa Kosugi, combined taped sounds with bits of live violin music and was filled with sighings, tinkling chimes, sputterings, thunderings, faint echoes of sentimental Hawaiian tunes and instructions given by the teacher of an exercise class.
As an administrator, I use data from assessments to invest students in their learning and help teachers fine-tune their instruction.
"Storms are obvious on a radar," he said, inviting people in potentially affected areas to stay tuned and follow instructions.
They have distributed scores of solar-powered and hand-crank short-wave radios with instructions for tuning in to Arabic-language broadcasts that urge cooperation with coalition troops.
Simply plug in your electric guitar, tune, and follow the instructions to learn a solid selection of songs.
Twenty-first-century viewers tune in for detailed instructions on how to craft such dishes as cabbage farce, potted beef, pickled smelts, and parched corn, along with lessons in eighteenth-century hygiene, tobacco, cheese-making, and whiskey toxins.
Orchestral musicians often tune out such literary instructions from conductors, but, Muti being Muti, he got what he wanted: in the performance, the passage gave off a nervous chill.
