Example bubble-sort

Figure 5 shows the data-path generated automatically for a bubble-sort example [15]. The top window shows the detailed micro-scheduling of control step 25. According to the corresponding FU description, each operation is split into a set of transfers related by precedence constraints (lines in the the top window). In this case, the READ ram operation needs two micro-cycles for execution. The micro-scheduling of this control step resulted in two micro-cycles (basic clock cycles). 

A bubble sort example, and six code fragment examples. References BhaskerSO... 

The process graph model, scheduling, and a bubble sort example. 

Anionic polymerization allows the synthesis of aU sorts of interesting and useful molecules. For example, bubbling carbon dioxide through a batch of living chains followed by exposure to water produces a carboxyl-terminated polymer ... 

The variation of reflection from thin films (e.g., soap bubbles) of light of different wavelengths results in the perception of colors and is a fanuliar example of scattering interference. Less familiar is the variation in reflection of a particle beam, outlined above. However, once we recognize the wave nature of matter, we must expect particles to manifest the same sort of wave properties we associate with light. 

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