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A. BNSF Railway operates dual-track intermodal routes between major ports and cities, like two lanes on...

A. BNSF Railway operates dual-track intermodal routes between major ports and cities, like two lanes on a highway.

B. Designing a bluetooth system for a phone that is too fast for the latest model.

C. Despite thousands of designs and materials, eyeglasses are basically a frame with two folding arms that go over each ear, and a pair of lenses.

D. The car dealer has 100 cars on the lot. 3000 more are in teh distribution center near the ship channel, and a virtually limitless capacity is available from the factory in Europe.

E. UPS Readies Freezer Farms to Store Virus Vaccine When Approved

F. My phone has a battery but I carry an external rechargeable one for long trips.  

G. If you assume people vote loyally to their chosen political party, then straight ticket voting allows you to select your party's candidate for every office in an election with a single click.

H. A car at stage 12 at the assembly plant is having its tires installed while the seats are placed in another vehicle in stage 11.

match with 8 great ideas in computer architecture

  • 1. Design for Moore's law
  • 2. Use abstraction to simplify design
  • 3. Make the common case fast
  • 4. Performance via parallelism
  • 5. Performance via pipelining
  • 6. Performance via prediction
  • 7. Hierarchy of memories
  • 8. Dependability via redundancy

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ANSWERS -

A. (4) Performance via parallelism

It performs operation or task in a parallel way in order to get high performance. It matches with the railway lane which operates in a dual track model.

B. (1) Design for Moore's law

C. (2) Use abstraction to simplify design

It hides the internal details and offers only the essential information or simpler models. It matches with the eyeglass example where thousands of design activity takes place but the final product is only small pair of eyeglasses.

D. (7) Hierarchy of memories

E. (6) Performance via prediction

In this idea, the performance is enhanced if guesses and prediction are accurate, if it turns to be wrong then also the penalty is not that severe.

F. (8) Dependability via redundancy

The computer should be dependable, the system should contain a redundant component so that even if one device or component fail, it should overcome that failure and detect that cause of failure.

G. (3) Make the common case fast

This idea is to enhance the performance of common case than that of the rare case.

H. (5) Performance via pipelining

It is similar to performance via parallelism, in pipelining it improves performance by increasing instruction throughput and it has sequence of pipes where each section represents each stage of pipeline. The application of car assembly plant matches where there are different stages and in each stage one stage is overlapped by another.

So, the correct answers are A - 4 , B - 1, C - 2, D - 7, E - 6, F - 8, G - 3, H - 5.

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