serial operation

Still, the serial operations and infections have made him more somber.

An add required 16 microseconds, a multiply or divide 86, these slow times a side effect of its serial operation.

"This had to be done in a serial operation because they didn't want them all down at once," Mr. Penny said.

Although this has some benefits in 3D modeling, since serial operations are what we do to real objects, it is of questionable usefulness for image warping.

The remainder of this discussion almost exclusively concentrates upon serial algorithms and assumes serial operation.

She also acted in serials Operation Kajman and Bumerang.

One is a multi-radio version that supports up to 5 radios to be controlled by a single parallel port, and also supports serial operation.

NGOMSL models user interaction as a serial operation.

Binary I/O, for example, requires support for such serial operations as Write() and Seek().

She was one of the first composers to extend serial processes to musical elements other than pitch, and to develop formal plans based on serial operations .

Following a path in a graph is an inherently serial operation, but pointer jumping reduces the total amount of work by following all paths simultaneously and sharing results among dependent operations.

And since the initialization phase writes the static variable in a serial operation, all subsequent concurrent invocations of the will return the same correctly initialized without incurring any additional synchronization overhead.

However, making use of SWAR technology can be awkward, and some SWAR operations are actually more expensive than the corresponding sequences of serial operations because they require additional instructions to enforce the field partitioning.

The precise control afforded by the studio allowed for what Eimert considered to be the subjection of everything, "to the last element of the single note", to serial permutation, "resulting in a completely new way of composing sound" ; in the studio, serial operations could be applied to elements such as timbre and dynamics.