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FUNDAMENTALS OF MOLECULAR EVOLUTION

FUNDAMENTALS OF MOLECULAR EVOLUTION. The evolutionary thinking. Russel Wallace writes to Charles Darwin (June 17 th 1858). Ernst Haeckel (mid-19 th Century): the tree of life. The neo-synthesis (Fisher, Heldane, and Wright, 1930-1950). The molecular REvolution.

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FUNDAMENTALS OF MOLECULAR EVOLUTION

FUNDAMENTALS OF MOLECULAR EVOLUTION. The evolutionary thinking. Russel Wallace writes to Charles Darwin (June 17 th 1858). Ernst Haeckel (mid-19 th Century): the tree of life. The neo-synthesis (Fisher, Heldane, and Wright, 1930-1950). The molecular REvolution.

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Chapter 14

Chapter 14. High-Speed I/O Interface. What is this chapter about?. High-speed I/O interfaces Have been widely used in computer, communication, and consumer electronics systems Are able to transmit and receive data at higher rates with fewer I/O pins Focus on High-speed I/O architectures

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CS 345 Project 4

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Algorithms for Validating Transactional Data

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Clock Skew

Clock Skew. Clock Skew. Probably the largest source of design failures in FPGA. Definitions. Sequentially-Adjacent Register Pair Two registers with only combinational logic or interconnect between them Clock Skew

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Communication-Centric Design

Communication-Centric Design. Robert Mullins Computer Architecture Group Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge Workshop on On- and Off-Chip Interconnection Networks for Multicore Systems, 6-7 Dec. 2006, Stanford. Power Efficient

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Coincidence Module for PET

Coincidence Module for PET. Wu, Jinyuan FNAL Mar. 2009, LBNL. From Talk by Bill Mosses. Numbers. Assumption: 8 inputs/board 4 hits/input/(160 ns) Therefore the data processing throughput of the FPGA in the coincident board is: 32 hits/(160 ns) 200 M hits/s. Not too bad.

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EE121 John Wakerly Lecture #15

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Jigsaw: Solving the Puzzle of Enterprise 802.11 Analysis

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Jigsaw: Solving the Puzzle of Enterprise 802.11 Analysis

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Bus Architectures for Satety-Critical Embedded Systems

Bus Architectures for Satety-Critical Embedded Systems. --by Harit Desai. Introduction. Safety-critical systems are federated Each function has its own fault tolerant embedded control system with minor interconnections. Provides strong barrier to fault propagation.

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Programmable Self-Assembly

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A Common Machine Language for Communication-Exposed Architectures

A Common Machine Language for Communication-Exposed Architectures. Bill Thies, Michal Karczmarek, Michael Gordon, David Maze and Saman Amarasinghe MIT Laboratory for Computer Science. HPCA Work-in-Progress Session, February 2002.

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in Large-Scale Cluster

Resource Management. Issues. in Large-Scale Cluster. Yutaka Ishikawa ishikawa@is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp Computer Science Department/Information Technology Center The University of Tokyo http://www.il.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ http://www.itc.u-tokyo.ac.jp. Outline. Jittering Memory Affinity

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Timestamp snooping: an approach for extending SMPs

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Rob Hierons

Rob Hierons. Brunel University rob.hierons@brunel.ac.uk. Main Interest. Automated Test Generation. Mainly Model-Based Techniques used: Graph-based Metaheuristics. tester. tester. tester. Distributed Testing . Physically distributed interfaces/ports. A tester at each port .

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FPGA

HDMI OUT e.g. DCC- fanout. 6 HDMI fanout. HDMI IN. local clock. FPGA. Virtex 6. level translation. SMA/ LEMO. diff. E thernetlink to DAQ. global clock trigger. Xilinx ML605-Board. RJ45 TLU. FPGA. local clock. clk fanout. clocks. MUX. t o HDMI. trigger fanout.

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Sequential Consistency Example

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