How would an exhaustive serial search work in comparison to a self-terminating serial search so that the exhaustive serial search was actually the more efficient of the two?
How would an exhaustive serial search work in comparison to a self-terminating serial search so that the exhaustive serial search was actually the more efficient of the two?
Some theorists have claimed that with appropriate assumptions it is possible to get a serial process to mimic a parallel one and vice versa. Try to design a parallel processor that behaves like a serial processor.
How likely is it that retrieval from short-term memory always involves a serial exhaustive search?