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Table 2: Sizes of the smaller partition in the seg- mented network in case of massive node failure with difierent fanouts (m)

in Speeding up search in peer-to-peer networks with a multi-way tree structure
by H. V. Jagadish, Quang Hieu Vu 2006
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Table 1. Interprocessor communication networks for a massively parallel machine (CRAY T3E-1200) with 512 processors and two Linux based PC clusters with 32 (Zampano) and 40 (MPCB) processors.

in Classical Molecular Dynamics
by Godehard Sutmann, J. Grotendorst, D. Marx, A. Muramatsu (eds, Godehard Sutmann

Table 3-2. VLSI neural network Chips

in National Aeronautics and Space Administration PREFACE
by Giles E Crimi, Henry Verheggen, John Malinowski, Robert Malinowski, Robert Botta 1996
"... In PAGE 38: ...Table3 -1. Analog VLSI vs.... ..."

Table 1: slave structure 5. PROBLEM AND CAUSES The parallel e ciency of this rst version is very dis- appointing. Several causes can be found for this lack of e ciency : communications are still huge and very frequent regarding to the computation load; commu- nications in themselves are slow and unstable on an Ethernet network comparatively to networks intercon- necting processors of massively parallel machines; each

in Parallelized Robust Multiresolution Motion Estimation
by Piscaglia Macq, B. Macq, Universit'e Catholique De Louvain, C. Labit 1996
"... In PAGE 2: ... If convergence is assumed, convergence loops are over and slaves give their results back to the master. Table1 shows the structure of a slave.... ..."
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Table 1: slave structure 5. PROBLEM AND CAUSES The parallel e ciency of this rst version is very dis- appointing. Several causes can be found for this lack of e ciency : communications are still huge and very frequent regarding to the computation load; commu- nications in themselves are slow and unstable on an Ethernet network comparatively to networks intercon- necting processors of massively parallel machines; each

in Parallelized Robust Multiresolution Motion Estimation
by P. Piscaglia, B. Macq, E. Mémin, P. Pérez, Universit'e Catholique De Louvain, C. Labit 1996
"... In PAGE 2: ... If convergence is assumed, convergence loops are over and slaves give their results back to the master. Table1 shows the structure of a slave.... ..."
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Table 1 Massive Out ows

in Massive Star Formation
by Ed Churchwell
"... In PAGE 17: ...2. MOLECULAR BIPOLAR OUTFLOW PROPERTIES In Table1 , I have tabulated the sources toward which massive out ows have been detected. These are listed in order of increasing RA.... In PAGE 20: ...ED CHUR CHWELL Table1 (continued). Source RA(1950) DEC(1950) D LHII LIR Refs Notes kpc L L S140 (IRS1) 22 17 41.... ..."

Table 4. Massive Star Photometry

in The Spatial Distribution of the
by Orionis Pre-Main-Sequence Population, Christopher J. Dolan, Robert D. Mathieu
"... In PAGE 8: ....3. Photometry of High-Mass Stars In addition to the low-mass members of the Ori region, we have also studied the massive stars. In Table4 we present new Stromgren photometry of one O star and eighteen B stars courtesy of colleagues at the Copenhagen Astronomical Observatory. This table includes all of the stars classi ed as spectral type O or B0{B5 in the Positions and Proper Motions Catalog (PPM Roeser amp; Bastian 1988) within 5 of Ori, except Bellatrix.... In PAGE 9: ... (1994). We report their photometry in Table4 with the others. 3.... ..."

Table 5: Massive Comparison. 20

in Improving ultimate convergence of an Augmented Lagrangian method
by E. G. Birgin, et al. 2007

Table 5: Massive Comparison. 20

in Improving ultimate convergence of an Augmented Lagrangian method
by E. G. Birgin, et al. 2007

Table 3: Massive supersymmetry representations of N =8

in unknown title
by unknown authors 1996
"... In PAGE 11: ...short supermultiplets which we assume to be the maximum spin J =2,superspinL=0 multiplet (1; 8; 27; 48; 42) appearing in Table3 . The bound state interpretation requires that the a = 1 black holes preserving q = 2 supersymmetries appear in the product of two a = p3 representations.... ..."
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