Software:Article Title: Controlling priority of multi-threaded hardware resources by system calls
Article Snippet: Thus, for example, illustrated within memory 106 are a number of software/firmware/logic components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows®, a trademark of Microsoft Corp, or GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and The Linux Mark Institute), applications 114, Thread Priority File(s) 111 and Thread Priority Control (TPC) utility 110 (which executes on CPU1 101 and CPU2 103).
Article Title: Optimizing a cache back invalidation policy
Article Snippet: Thus, for example, illustrated within memory 106 are a number of software/firmware/logic components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows®, a trademark of Microsoft Corp, or GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and The Linux Mark Institute), applications 114, Coherence Protocol 111, Pseudo-LRU Policy 113, Enhanced Cache Replacement Policy (CRP) 124 and Cache Back-Invalidation (CBI) utility 110 (which executes on CPU 101 or cache controller 112).
Article Title: Mobile communication devices
Article Snippet: Thus, for example, illustrated within memory 106 are a number of software/firmware/logic components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows® or Windows Mobile®, trademarks of Microsoft Corp, or GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and The Linux Mark Institute, and AIX®, registered trademark of International Business Machines), and (word processing and/or other) application(s) 115.
Article Title: Dynamic polling for completion of asynchronous tasks based on historical task completion times
Article Snippet: Thus, illustrated within memory 106 are a number of software/firmware components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows®, a trademark of Microsoft Corp, or GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and The Linux Mark Institute), applications 114, and polling request interval (PRI) utility 110.
Article Title: Generating synchronized interactive link maps linking tracked video objects to other multimedia content in real-time
Article Snippet: Thus, as shown by FIG. 1, in addition to the above described hardware components, multimedia device 100 further comprises a number of software components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows®, a trademark of Microsoft Corp, or GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and The Linux Mark Institute) and one or more software applications 114.
Article Title: Future forwarding zones in a network
Article Snippet: Thus, illustrated within memory 106 are a number of software/firmware components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows®, a trademark of Microsoft Corp, GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and Linus Torvalds, or AIX®, a registered trademark of IBM), applications 114, Enhanced Transmission Enabling Components (ETECs) 112 and proxy mobile carrier (PMC) utility 110.
Control:Article Title: Controlling priority of multi-threaded hardware resources by system calls
Article Snippet: Thus, for example, illustrated within memory 106 are a number of software/firmware/logic components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows®, a trademark of Microsoft Corp, or GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and The Linux Mark Institute), applications 114, Thread Priority File(s) 111 and Thread Priority Control (TPC) utility 110 (which executes on CPU1 101 and CPU2 103).
Article Title: Optimizing a cache back invalidation policy
Article Snippet: Thus, for example, illustrated within memory 106 are a number of software/firmware/logic components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows®, a trademark of Microsoft Corp, or GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and The Linux Mark Institute), applications 114, Coherence Protocol 111, Pseudo-LRU Policy 113, Enhanced Cache Replacement Policy (CRP) 124 and Cache Back-Invalidation (CBI) utility 110 (which executes on CPU 101 or cache controller 112).
Article Title: Mobile communication devices
Article Snippet: Thus, for example, illustrated within memory 106 are a number of software/firmware/logic components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows® or Windows Mobile®, trademarks of Microsoft Corp, or GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and The Linux Mark Institute, and AIX®, registered trademark of International Business Machines), and (word processing and/or other) application(s) 115.
Article Title: Dynamic polling for completion of asynchronous tasks based on historical task completion times
Article Snippet: Thus, illustrated within memory 106 are a number of software/firmware components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows®, a trademark of Microsoft Corp, or GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and The Linux Mark Institute), applications 114, and polling request interval (PRI) utility 110.
Article Title: Generating synchronized interactive link maps linking tracked video objects to other multimedia content in real-time
Article Snippet: Thus, as shown by FIG. 1, in addition to the above described hardware components, multimedia device 100 further comprises a number of software components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows®, a trademark of Microsoft Corp, or GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and The Linux Mark Institute) and one or more software applications 114.
Article Title: Future forwarding zones in a network
Article Snippet: Thus, illustrated within memory 106 are a number of software/firmware components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows®, a trademark of Microsoft Corp, GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and Linus Torvalds, or AIX®, a registered trademark of IBM), applications 114, Enhanced Transmission Enabling Components (ETECs) 112 and proxy mobile carrier (PMC) utility 110.
Transmission Assay:Article Title: Controlling priority of multi-threaded hardware resources by system calls
Article Snippet: Thus, for example, illustrated within memory 106 are a number of software/firmware/logic components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows®, a trademark of Microsoft Corp, or GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and The Linux Mark Institute), applications 114, Thread Priority File(s) 111 and Thread Priority Control (TPC) utility 110 (which executes on CPU1 101 and CPU2 103).
Article Title: Optimizing a cache back invalidation policy
Article Snippet: Thus, for example, illustrated within memory 106 are a number of software/firmware/logic components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows®, a trademark of Microsoft Corp, or GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and The Linux Mark Institute), applications 114, Coherence Protocol 111, Pseudo-LRU Policy 113, Enhanced Cache Replacement Policy (CRP) 124 and Cache Back-Invalidation (CBI) utility 110 (which executes on CPU 101 or cache controller 112).
Article Title: Mobile communication devices
Article Snippet: Thus, for example, illustrated within memory 106 are a number of software/firmware/logic components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows® or Windows Mobile®, trademarks of Microsoft Corp, or GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and The Linux Mark Institute, and AIX®, registered trademark of International Business Machines), and (word processing and/or other) application(s) 115.
Article Title: Dynamic polling for completion of asynchronous tasks based on historical task completion times
Article Snippet: Thus, illustrated within memory 106 are a number of software/firmware components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows®, a trademark of Microsoft Corp, or GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and The Linux Mark Institute), applications 114, and polling request interval (PRI) utility 110.
Article Title: Generating synchronized interactive link maps linking tracked video objects to other multimedia content in real-time
Article Snippet: Thus, as shown by FIG. 1, in addition to the above described hardware components, multimedia device 100 further comprises a number of software components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows®, a trademark of Microsoft Corp, or GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and The Linux Mark Institute) and one or more software applications 114.
Article Title: Future forwarding zones in a network
Article Snippet: Thus, illustrated within memory 106 are a number of software/firmware components, including operating system (OS) 108 (e.g., Microsoft Windows®, a trademark of Microsoft Corp, GNU®/Linux®, registered trademarks of the Free Software Foundation and Linus Torvalds, or AIX®, a registered trademark of IBM), applications 114, Enhanced Transmission Enabling Components (ETECs) 112 and proxy mobile carrier (PMC) utility 110.
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