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Meanings of hyper-threading technology in English

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Intel's proprietary simultaneous multithreading implementation on x86 microprocessors.

hyper-threading
Synonyms
Examples for "ht"
Examples for "ht"
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A telegram from Dublin warned 'Arrest Palermo Nagro, Alias Wilmo, ht.
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I tried to ht some of the new pieces into the old puzzle.
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Conclusion: NAFLD and HT are associated independent of traditional cardiovascular risk factors.
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Conclusions: Post-HT chronic anemia is common, but improves with time and treatment.
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However, the results of HT have not been systematically investigated in HC.
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The impairment of ERAD by mutant htt proteins is associated with induction of ER stress.
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These effects of htt negatively regulate the function of gp78 in ERAD and are aggravated by polyglutamine expansion.
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Mapping studies showed that the HEAT repeats 2&3 of htt interact with the cue domain of gp78.
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Of these, the CRE pathway shows the earliest disruption and is significantly down-regulated as early as 12 h following mutant htt transgene induction.
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This result can be accounted for by the polyQ-expanded htt fragments reducing the interaction between cdk5 and its activator p35.
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For example, a domain with half the RAM on a box with four cores (and hyperthreading turned off) should have at least two VCPUs.
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The chips are based on the 45nm lithography process but lack the advanced features of the Core i7 chips, such as hyperthreading.
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Hyperthreading was seen earlier in Pentium 4 chips and some Xeon processors from Intel.
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Intel said it had instead used a technique it called hyper-threading which allowed its single core to carry out two tasks in parallel.
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