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Compared to our standard CPU implementation, we find an effective speed-up of a factor 92. Using this GPU implementation we studied the equilibrium properties and the dynamics of non-concatenated ring polymers in a melt of such polymers, using Rouse modes.
We used this implementation to analyze the 22 final polymorphic sequences, and the resulting P-value was 0.29 after 100 random permutations, indicating that there is not significant recombination.
The implementation of our soundness-checking strategy employs the Simplify automatic theorem prover, and we have used this implementation to automatically prove the above optimizations correct.
We have started to use this implementation in the integrative and dynamic approach for monographing the angiosperm order Caryophyllales (6).
To show the feasibility of this implementation, we use a case study based on a widget implemented in PHP which lists the online users of a Web application.
In this implementation, we used a 0.2 mm thickness polyolefin sheet as a leaf spring for simplifying the actuating mechanism.
In this implementation, we use a RAM with 136 × 82 bytes, called IMAGE_RAM, to store an image.
In this implementation, we used the proposed parallel structure discussed in Section 4. This modeling consists of high-level SystemC modules (TLM) communicating with each other using channels, signals, or even memory-blocks modules written in SystemC (Figure 10).
For this implementation, we used two Dell PowerEdge M620 computers, both equipped with two Intel Xeon E5-2600 processors, 16 GB of DDR3 1066 MHz RAM and Broadcom 57810S-k dual-port 10 gigabit NIC, capable of performing TCP/IP operations directly in hardware (TOE technology).
In this implementation, we used three random effects.
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