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Fill Your Horn with Oil and Go!
In 1 SAM 13:1, we see that Saul had fallen from grace in just two years! Saul's fall was probably the biggest disappointment Samuel faced in his ministry. Therefore, a defining moment in Samuel's ministry was when, at his zero hour, as he lay prostrate on the floor mourning for Saul, a voice rang from heaven: "Fill your horn with oil and go!" This book essentially illustrates the interplay between two symbols: 'horn' (that symbolizes, you, the carrier of God's anointing) and 'oil' (that symbolizes the anointing). Throughout this book you will see different pictures being painted by the metaphorical use of these two symbols: 'horn' and 'oil'. The theme, "Fill your horn with oil and go" is use...
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Clocking and Synchronization Circuits in Multiprocessor Systems
Microprocessors based on RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) concepts have demonstrated an ability to provide more computing power at a given level of integration than conventional microprocessors. The next step is multiprocessors is critic al in achieving efficient hardware utilization. This thesis focuses on the communication capability of VLSI circuits and presents new circuit techniques as a guide to build an interconnection network of VLSI microprocessors. Two of the most prominent problems in a synchronous system, which most of the current computer systems are based on, have been clock skew and synchronization failure. A new concept called self-timed systems solves such problems bu...
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