The phrase "using instruction" is not correct in standard written English
It may be intended to refer to the act of employing or following instructions, but it lacks clarity and grammatical accuracy.
Example: "I am using instructions from the manual to assemble the furniture."
Alternatives: "following instructions" or "utilizing instructions"
Therefore, the processor can issue the PUF challenges and collect the associated responses using instruction executions.
We executed the JPEG-parallelized algorithm using instruction and data caches of increasing size: from 1 KB up to 32 KB.
The proposed methodology is based on the fast instruction analysis using instruction level power models, cache memory and memory power models.
We preferentially sampled novices, who reported using instruction in which they stopped lecturing and students worked for fewer than 4 years and had no evidence of their own effectiveness or a reflective teaching practice.
In this work, using instruction traces from common applications, quantitative analyses of implicit operands, memory addressing and condition codes have been performed, three sources of significant limitations on the maximum achievable parallelism in the x86 architecture.
This paper illustrates the importance of the configuration of function units and the change of an application's critical path when using instruction set extension (ISE) with multi-issue architectures.
Encoding of one stimulus set was prompted using instructions that emphasized memorizing stimuli (Instructed).
Computer-driven styluses can cut, burnish and emboss paper and other materials using instructions purchased or swapped on the Web.
There's a portable cardboard scanner, GrumbleGear 3000, built using instructions from the Internet.
He inserted the first "cufflink," a wire-and-metal contraption created by the astronauts using instructions from the ground, into place along the array shortly before 9 a.m.
Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the brothers who carried out the attacks, built the devices using instructions found in al-Qaida's Inspire online magazine.
