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Computer Engineering - USC Viterbi | Ming Hsieh Department ...ceng.usc.edu/techreports/1994/Pedram CENG 94-07.pdf111 this era of portable electronics applications, power consumption
ceng.usc.educeng.usc.edu/techreports/1993/Gupta CENG 93-07.pdf · plications. They synthesize memory after the design of arithmetic units and after scheduling. They assume a limited
Computer Engineering - USC Viterbi | Ming Hsieh Department ...ceng.usc.edu › techreports › 1999 › Dubois CENG 99-09.pdfto re-generate snooping results when wait states are observed.
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Modeling Spatial and Temporal Dependencies of User …ceng.usc.edu/techreports/2008/Psounis CENG-2008-1.pdfproduce performance bounds [4], [5]. However, random mo-bility models are
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