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A Companion to Curation, 2019
W.H. Inmon, Daniel Linstedt, Mary Levins
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W.H. Inmon, Daniel Linstedt, Mary Levins
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Microprocessors and Microsystems, 1987
Parallel processing is appearing as a promising approach to large‐scale engineering computations. High performance can be achieved by using powerful microprocessors in parallel. The research challenge is to reformulate the problem, develop parallel algorithms, and devise new computational stratagems in order to utilize fully the capabilities of ...
HOJJAT ADELI, PRASAD VISHNUBHOTLA
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Parallel processing is appearing as a promising approach to large‐scale engineering computations. High performance can be achieved by using powerful microprocessors in parallel. The research challenge is to reformulate the problem, develop parallel algorithms, and devise new computational stratagems in order to utilize fully the capabilities of ...
HOJJAT ADELI, PRASAD VISHNUBHOTLA
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Encyclopedia of Social Network Analysis and Mining, 2014
Dr. G. Young, Dr. G. Young
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Dr. G. Young, Dr. G. Young
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Data Processing, 1986
Abstract Parallelism can be introduced into computers in a number of ways and at several levels within the processing operation. These include pipelining, array or vector processing, parallel processing of data and multiple processors. Software algorithms are being reformulated to exploit more fully the potential of parallel computers.
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Abstract Parallelism can be introduced into computers in a number of ways and at several levels within the processing operation. These include pipelining, array or vector processing, parallel processing of data and multiple processors. Software algorithms are being reformulated to exploit more fully the potential of parallel computers.
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ACM SIGPLAN Notices, 1984
Multiprocessors and vector machines, the only successful parallel architectures, have coarse-grained parallelism that is hard for compilers to take advantage of. We've developed a new fine-grained parallel architecture and a compiler that together offer order-of-magnitude speedups for ordinary scientific code.
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Multiprocessors and vector machines, the only successful parallel architectures, have coarse-grained parallelism that is hard for compilers to take advantage of. We've developed a new fine-grained parallel architecture and a compiler that together offer order-of-magnitude speedups for ordinary scientific code.
Joseph A. Fisher +3 more
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Parallel Processing: Design /Practice
Architectural Design, 2006AbstractIn the late 1990s servo emerged as a young design collaborative embracing new forms of distributed practice as enabled by the advent of telecommunications technologies. In this section, David Erdman, Marcelyn Gow, Ulrika Karlsson and Chris Perry write about how these organisational principles are at work not only in the context of their ...
Gow, M, Karlsson, U, Erdman, D, Perry, C
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Parallel placement of parallel processes
Proceedings of the third conference on Hypercube concurrent computers and applications Architecture, software, computer systems, and general issues -, 1988The problem of placing the individual processes of a logically partitioned problem on the nodes of a multiprocessor in such a manner as to minimize the communication and memory utilization costs is known as the process placement problem. This problem is, in general, NP-complete.
C. C. Pettey, M. R. Leuze
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Instruction-Level Parallel Processing
Science, 1991The performance of microprocessors has increased steadily over the past 20 years at a rate of about 50% per year. This is the cumulative result of architectural improvements as well as increases in circuit speed. Moreover, this improvement has been obtained in a transparent fashion, that is, without requiring programmers to rethink their algorithms and
J A, Fisher, R, Rau
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The Clinical Supervisor, 1999
The literature on parallel process from Searles (1955) to the present day is reviewed. It is noted that, despite the paucity of empirical evidence, the concept is widely used and has been discussed in relation to a wide variety of professional and client groups. Various explanations have been given for the phenomenon, which fall largely into two areas:
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The literature on parallel process from Searles (1955) to the present day is reviewed. It is noted that, despite the paucity of empirical evidence, the concept is widely used and has been discussed in relation to a wide variety of professional and client groups. Various explanations have been given for the phenomenon, which fall largely into two areas:
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