例句與造句

1. A backward branch is one that has a target address that is lower than its own address.
2. A more complex form of static prediction assumes that backward branches will be taken, and forward-pointing branches will not be taken.
3. A change of EC policy that encouraged a single community-wide agricultural system might allow those parts of the Spanish agricultural sector that outperformed their rivals in the EC to prosper, while backward branches would probably disappear.
4. Knuth proposed a looser structural constraint : It should be possible to draw a program's flow chart with all forward branches on the left, all backward branches on the right, and no branches crossing each other.
5. An example of a simple hardware branch prediction scheme is to assume that all backward branches ( i . e . to a smaller program counter ) are taken ( because they are part of a loop ), and all forward branches ( to a larger program counter ) are not taken ( because they leave a loop ).
6. It's difficult to find backward branch in a sentence. 用backward branch造句挺難的
7. RISC-V's ISA requires default branch predictions for CPUs : Backward conditional branches should be predicted " taken . " Forward conditional branches predict " not taken . " The predictions are easy to decode in a pipelined CPU : Branch addresses are signed numbers added to the PC . Backward branches have negative two's complement addresses, and therefore have a one in the most significant bit of the address.
8. RISC-V guarantees forward progress ( no live-lock ) if the code follows rules on the timing and sequence of instructions : 1 ) It must use only the " I " subset . 2 ) To prevent repetitive cache misses, the code ( including the retry loop ) must occupy no more than 16 consecutive instructions . 3 ) It must not include any system or fence instructions, or taken backward branches between the lr and sc . 4 ) The backward branch to the retry loop must be to the original sequence.
9. RISC-V guarantees forward progress ( no live-lock ) if the code follows rules on the timing and sequence of instructions : 1 ) It must use only the " I " subset . 2 ) To prevent repetitive cache misses, the code ( including the retry loop ) must occupy no more than 16 consecutive instructions . 3 ) It must not include any system or fence instructions, or taken backward branches between the lr and sc . 4 ) The backward branch to the retry loop must be to the original sequence.
10. He wrote that in the past " the backward branches of the tree of mankind " had been lopped off as " the American Indians, the Black Australians, the Mauris and the negroes had been driven by bloodshed from their lands ", unaware of " the biological rationality of that destiny . " He advocated a more enlightened solution : by birth control, by sterilization and by " life in adapted reserves and asylums, " where the " races which have served their turn [ should ] be brought to euthanasia . " Franz Boas, regarded as the father of anthropology in the US, had a lasting influence on the work of Otto Klineberg and his generation He considered blacks to be naturally inferior, on account of " their small skull capacity . " In 1937 he praised the Third Reich for their eugenic laws and for " being the first to adopt sterilization together with a policy of racial improvement . " In 1938, after newspapers had reported on the segregation of Jews into ghettos and concentration camps, he commented that the rise of Germany " should be welcomed by the religious man as reassuring evidence that in spite of modern wealth and ease, we shall not be allowed . . . to adopt foolish social practices in fatal detachment from the stream of evolution . " In late 1937 Cattell moved to the US on the invitation of the psychologist Edward Thorndike from Columbia University, also involved in eugenics.