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Static routing

Average bandwidth obtained with adaptive and static routing, shown as a fraction of the peak bandwidth measured for each case. InfiniBand with 4x single data rate was used for static routing, and 10 Gigabit Ethernet was used for adaptive routing. Data were obtained on a Linux cluster and represent average measured bandwidths for the Sandia Cbench Rotate benchmark. ... [Pg.23]

We also assume that the switch shall be compatible with the IEEE 802. Ip protocol [17] in order to guarantee traffic prioritization, and that it shall provide static routing so that non-conformant traffic, such as ARP requests, is minimized. Prioritization of VLs can be set in two ways at the end system level by specifying the priority when the VL is created or by configuring the switch associating each UDP destination port... [Pg.217]

Energy transfer between chlorophyll and carotenoids occurs by two pathways a static route involving no intramolecular motion, and a dynamic mechanism which involves movement of the two chromophores. Sufficient carotenoid molecules are normally present to deexcite the chl and O2 present, but if this concentration is reduced, for example, by inhibition of carotenoid biosynthesis, then 2 accumulates, and rapid destruction of membranes occurs by peroxidation. " ... [Pg.98]

The production of light coloured products with a requirement for low build-up of static electricity requires the addition of an ingredient which is capable of providing the rubber with a low electrical resistance. Quartemary ammonium salts and ethylene oxide condensates provide one route. Of the common plasticisers, phosphate types have the lowest electrical resistance conferring properties in rubbers. Special antistatic plasticisers, such as polyethylene glycol fatty alcohol ethers, are designed to give rubbers with low surface resistivity. [Pg.136]

Later, Thangaraj et al. (275,281) developed a novel, improved route (prehydrolysis method) for the preparation of good quality TS-1 samples. In this method the silica source (tetraethyl orthosilicate TEOS) in Ao-propanol was first hydrolyzed with 20% aqueous TPAOH solution prior to the (dropwise) addition of titanium butoxide in dry iso-propanol under vigorous stirring. Crystallization was done statically at 443 K for 1-5 days and the solid was calcined at 823 K for 10 h. The TS-1 samples thus obtained exhibited high catalytic activity in hydroxylation reactions. [Pg.166]

Section 13.2 is a general introduction to the process. It covers various routes through the method, its parallel and iterative nature, the continuous attention to QA and testing, and its early emphasis on architecture (both static dependencies and dynamic aspects). [Pg.530]

Static mixers offer an alternative route to enhancing mixture uniformity, through repeated division and combination of polymer passing through a tube containing motionless profiled elements (Fig. 23g). Mixers of this type closely control the applied shear strain developed and are positioned between the extruder and die [96]. [Pg.195]

C.J. van Duijn, Andro Mikelic, I.S. Pop, and Carole Rosier, Effective Dispersion Equations for Reactive Flows with Dominant Peclet and Damkohler Numbers Mark Z. Lazman and Gregory S. Yablonsky, Overall Reaction Rate Equation of Single-Route Complex Catalytic Reaction in Terms of Hypergeometric Series A.N. Gorban and O. Radulescu, Dynamic and Static Limitation in Multiscale Reaction Networks, Revisited... [Pg.235]

No additional physical concepts are necessary for this static definition of the mechanism. The strategy is well defined and relatively simple to apply to reactions with a simple PES form, i.e. surfaces with a single TS. Actually the topological structure of the surface may be more complex, with several TSs defining accessory stationary points, some of which correspond to intermediates along the RP, others defining alternative routes. [Pg.22]

Fig. 22 Static light scattering close to the precipitation threshold. Measurements are performed at constant [Ca2+] by decreasing [NaPA] (route 1). The inert salt level is 0.1 M NaCl. Squared mean square radius of gyration is plotted vs. [NaPA], The symbols denote four different Ca2+ concentrations 3.25 mM ( ) 3.5 mM ( ) 3.75 mM (A) 4.0 mM ( ). Vertical lines indicate precipitation limits which appear as open circles in Fig. 23... Fig. 22 Static light scattering close to the precipitation threshold. Measurements are performed at constant [Ca2+] by decreasing [NaPA] (route 1). The inert salt level is 0.1 M NaCl. Squared mean square radius of gyration is plotted vs. [NaPA], The symbols denote four different Ca2+ concentrations 3.25 mM ( ) 3.5 mM ( ) 3.75 mM (A) 4.0 mM ( ). Vertical lines indicate precipitation limits which appear as open circles in Fig. 23...
Starch dust can produce an extremely explosive mixture with air. All motors in confined areas must have explosion-proof ratings. The silo and all conveying equipment must be grounded to eliminate static electricity. Furthermore, starch silos must be equipped with an explosion relief deck to provide an escape route in case of a dust explosion. Another requirement is a vacuum relief valve to prevent the silo from caving in, in case a starch bridge in the silo suddenly collapses. The starch content in the... [Pg.672]


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