Sentence examples for with a parallel structure from inspiring English sources
The architecture is designed with a parallel structure targeting real-time video compression.
This paper presents an advance of the investigations developed for the conception of a robotic system with a parallel structure capable to climb along metallic structures.
The mechanism is characterized by an asymmetric arrangement of its legs and wider mobility ranges than usually obtained with a parallel structure.
At last, one numerical example with a parallel structure and two engineering examples are employed to analyze the failure mode importance and to test the two estimates based on the analytical solution and the copula method.
By considering a subsystem corresponding to each period, we have network system with a parallel structure of T subsystem where each subsystem has q processes connected in series.
In practice, when searching in these small regions, the processing time can be shortened by using multiple Digital Signal Processors (DSPs) with a parallel structure.
Aiming to develop the proposed reduced-rank approach for implementing Volterra filters, we first consider that the kernel implementation strategy introduced in Section 3.1 can be used to decompose any higher-order kernel (with p≥3) into a parallel structure composed exclusively of second-order kernels.
Inspired by the MB approach [13, 26], we change the obtained best detection order for b best with indices O=[1,2,…,K] into a group of different detection sequences to form a parallel structure with each branch sharing a different detection order.
A parallel structure with fixed weights was proposed to perform the classification stage.
The two Stanford team members planned the activity together and used a parallel structure with both groups of TLs.
A more creative reaction to the domination of the U.N. by dictatorships, oligarchies, kakistocracies and rogue nations would be to breathe life into a parallel structure created with some fanfare but largely forgotten: the Community of Democracies.
