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Proceedings of the 19th international conference on Parallel architectures and compilation techniques, 2010
As the number of cores integrated on a single chip continues to increase, communication has the potential to become a severe bottleneck to overall system performance. The presence of thread sharing and the distribution of data across cache banks on the chip can result in longdistance communication. Long-distance communication incurs substantial latency
Matthew Misler, Natalie Enright Jerger
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Which moths might be pollinators? Approaches in the search for the flower‐visiting needles in the Lepidopteran haystack

Ecological Entomology, 2020
1. The natural history of pollination has been studied for centuries and is well documented for diurnal insect species, such as bees and butterflies, but less so for moths.
P. A. Van Zandt   +6 more
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Carob Moth, Lesser Date Moth, and Raisin Moth

2015
Lepidopteran pest species attacking date palms and fruits are problematic in stored dates or in the date garden. Three such species, the carob moth, lesser date moth, and raisin moth, have biologies that are timed with the seasonal occurrence of date fruit.
Thomas M. Perring   +2 more
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Miller moth asthma

Clinical & Experimental Allergy, 1981
SummaryThe characteristics of the allergen producing asthma caused by inhaled miller moth particles were investigated by skin testing and by Sephadex fractionation. No major difference in skin test reactivity was found between the wings and the bodies of the moths. Two fractions of the moth extracts were found to contain allergic reactivity.
W W, Storms, C, Berry, W, Withee
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Caterpillars and moths

Dermatologic Therapy, 2009
Lepidoptera (moths, butterflies, and caterpillars) are an uncommon cause of adverse reactions in humans. Most reactions to Lepidoptera are mild and self-limited; however, reactions in sensitive individuals and reactions to particular species can be severe and life threatening.
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