...MOPS

Million Operations (such as addition or multiplication) Per Second

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...Mbits/sec

4.2 Mbits/sec is 16 bits per sample at a 44 KHz sampling rate; 147 Mbits/sec is a sampled NTSC bitstream; and 21,000 Mbits/sec is SHDTV at 6000 pels by 2000 lines, 72 frames per second, with three 8-bit video components.

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...logically

The logical organization need not consider the actual network topology. If, however, there is a hierarchy of communication bandwidths, the mapping of logical organization to physical processing nodes should reflect it.

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...strictness

A function is considered strict if it requires the value of all of it's arguments to produce an output.

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...defined

Streams are viewed as a variable that varies over a number of explicitly defined dimensions. There are of course other, implicit, dimensions in the graph or application. For example, a video stream may be explicitly defined for dimensions `s', `x', `y', and `t', but assumed constant along the implicit dimensions `0' and `1' used explicitly in the console input and output streams.

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...available

See:
/mas/garden/cheops/local/src/diag/param/decode/decode.c

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