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White Paper FPGA Architecture Introduction Altera continues to lead the FPGA industry in architectural innovation. The logic fabric and routing architecture in Altera® FPGAs are unmatched, providing customers with a number of advantages. Altera was the first to introduce the 8-input fracturable look-up table (LUT) with the Stratix® II family in 2004. At its core is the adaptive logic module (ALM) with 8 inputs, which can implement a full 6-input LUT (6-LUT) or select 7-input functions.

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Forensic Anthropology Center PROTOCOL FOR RESEARCH REQUESTS FOR THE FACILITY AND COLLECTIONS The Forensic Anthropology Center (FAC) encourages the use of its collections and facilities for scientific research. Thefollowing guidelines for access apply.These guidelines are designed to ensure that FAC personnel are fully prepared to assist with individual projects and to enable researchers to use their time effectively.All researchers are required to sign a liability waiver upon arrival at the FAC. Collections Research

1. TheCollections Research Request Form from researchers outside of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville must be submitted to the Director of the FAC at least two months prior to the proposed date of visit.Attaching a full prospectus, grant proposal or other more detailed document to the Form is strongly encouraged.The signed Form and any supportive materials must be mailed to the Director for approval. a. UTKstudents and faculty researchers are encouraged to submit their requests at least two weeks prior to the proposed start date. 2. Ifthe requestor is an undergraduate or graduate student a signed letter from the advisor/supervisor is required. a. Thisletter should objectively discuss the scientific merit of the research, the role the FAC collections will play in that research, the level of proficiency in utilizing the necessary equipment, and the experience the student has previously gained in collecting the specified data. 3. Collectionsare available for research from 9am–5pm Monday through Friday excluding holidays and UTK Spring Break. 4. Ifdestructive analysis is requested then the Request for Destructive Sampling Form must also be submitted. Seethe FAC Policy on Destructive Analysis. 5. Fundsmust be available to defray costs if FAC staff is asked to collect data for the researcher. Research at the Anthropological Research Facility (ARF) 1. TheARF Research Request Form from researchers outside of the University of Tennessee must be submitted to the Director of the FAC at least four months prior to the proposed date of visit. Attaching a full prospectus, grant proposal or other more detailed document to the Form is strongly encouraged.The signed Form and any supportive materials must be mailed to the Director for approval. a. UTKstudents and faculty researchers are encouraged to submit their requests at least two weeks prior to the proposed start date. 2. Ifthe requestor is an undergraduate or graduate student a signed letter from the advisor/supervisor is required. a. Thisletter should objectively discuss the scientific merit of the research, why the ARF is an appropriate facility in which to conduct the research, the level of proficiency in

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