Sentence examples for unit architecture from inspiring English sources

For the simplified interface between bottom-up and top-down design a bus-bar unit architecture is presented.

In this work, a novel efficient reversible floating point fused arithmetic unit architecture is proposed confirming to IEEE 754 standard.

Validation of a phi proportional unit architecture in human epidermis will be important for tissue engineering of skin and the design of instruments for skin measurement.

First, we will present the behaviors of such scheme on a classical architecture using OpenMP and then on GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) architecture using CUDA.

Prior to pursuing her doctorate, she was a computer and performance architect at Intel for many years, architecting various Xeon and IPF server processors including leading the Xeon Phi Vector Processing Unit architecture.

Along with the transcription unit architecture derived by integrating the primary transcriptome analysis with operon prediction, the measurement of differential gene expression revealed the regulatory framework of the virulence regulator Agr, the SarA-family transcriptional regulators, and β-lactam resistance regulators.

Finally, the potential of the numerical procedure is illustrated by analyzing the dynamic couplings in two different double-stage unit architectures.

Technology is also rapidly changing such that reasonably comprehensive genome-scale transcription unit architectures have been elucidated.

Examples are presented to show how decomposition can be used to investigate motor-unit recruitment and discharge behavior, to study motor-unit architecture, and to detect action potential blocking in doubly innervated muscle fibers.

A keyword hidden in plain sign, unit links science and the world of measurement to society (family units), politics (political units), architecture (housing units), cities (neighborhood units), and, more recently, big data, the carceral state (crime units), and managerial oversight.

Figure 4 Optimized 45 functional units architecture.