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A fast mutual exclusion algorithm
ACM Transactions on Computer Systems, 1987A new solution to the mutual exclusion problem is presented that, in the absence of contention, requires only seven memory accesses. It assumes atomic reads and atomic writes to shared registers.
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Distributed mutual exclusion on hypercubes
ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review, 1996Hypercube have been commercially available in the past few years to their high degree of connectivity, symmetry, and low degree of diameter. In this paper, we analyse the performance in number of messages on d-dimensional hypercube, for two groups of distributed algorithms for mutual exclusion, a permission-based mutual exclusion group ...
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The school and the dyslexic—Mutually exclusive?
Annals of Dyslexia, 1986It has become lore at my school that whenever there is food in the classroom the Headmaster shows up. Recently, when I was doing my almost daily rounds, I walked into the kindergarten room. The chil dren were very attentive to the instructions being given by the teacher. However, as I walked in, one small child, with a wry smile, said, "Oh, Headmaster,
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Architecture and Agility Are Not Mutually Exclusive
2008Over the recent years, we’ve seen a constant stream of tutorials and workshops on "agile architecture" in conferences and there seems to remain a variety of suggested answers to this question - how should agile methods and architecture relate to each other and whether evolutionary design should include architecture or stick to what’s inside the boxes?
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The Role of Developmental Change and Linguistic Experience in the Mutual Exclusivity Effect
Cognition, 2020Brenden M. Lake +2 more
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Mutual Exclusivity Develops as a Consequence of Abstract Rather Than Particular Vocabulary Knowledge
First Language, 2016Karen Mattock +2 more
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