... systemsand hard real- timesystemsIn soft real- time systems, the timing constraint is elastic Miss of the deadline in soft real- timesystems only results in loss of QoS but not the failure of systems ... corresponding time deadlines, while no timing constraint is required in generalpurpose computer systems Real- timesystems that have timing constraint can be classified into two types, soft real- timesystems ... acceptable In hard real- time systems, the time deadline is deterministic and hard Applications are mission-critical and should never miss their deadlines Deadline miss in hard real- time systems...
... examined with 63 swab samples from experimentally infected chickens and 50 avian influenza virus (AIV)-positive swab samples obtained from different host species in the field in Egypt Real- Time ... protection induced by avian influenza vaccines containing a 1994 Mexican H5N2 LPAI seed strain against a 2008 Egyptian H5N1 HPAI virus belonging to clade 2.2.1 by means of serological andin vivo ... targeted triplex real- time PCR detection of influenza A, B and C viruses based on the nucleoprotein gene and a novel “MegaBeacon” probe strategy J Virol Methods 2010, 1 63: 3 13- 322 16 Suarez DL,...
... theoretical results in real- time operating systems (RTOS), a fairly rigorous formulation is necessary Most 3. 2 THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF REAL- TIME OPERATING SYSTEMS 89 real- timesystems are inherently ... invokes the real- time operating system The operating system is responsible for maintaining a linked list containing the TCBs of all the ready tasks, and a second linked list of those in the suspended ... initializing any data, counters, arrays, and so on In addition, it is necessary to perform any self-diagnostic tests before enabling any interrupts Finally, real- time processing can begin 3. 1 REAL- TIME...
... concurrent systems include NuSMV [ 53] , SPIN [111], mCRL2 [102] and so on Verification tools for real- timesystems include U PPAAL [ 135 ], KRONOS [35 ], RED [217], Timed COSPAN [207], Rabbit [33 ] and so ... specifying real- timesystems is based on the notation Timed Automata [10, 149] Timed Automata are powerful in designing real- time models with explicit clock variables Real- time constraints are ... Nonetheless, designing and verifying hierarchical real- timesystems is becoming an increasingly difficult task due to the widespread applications and increasing complexity of such systems As a result,...
... infinite words and infinite trees in section 2.1, and logics over infinite words and trees in section 2.2 The purpose is mainly to fix notations and terminologies The tools in section 2.1 and ... 2.2 Logics over Infinite Words and Infinite Trees In this section, we introduce logics over infinite words and infinite trees We shall need only LTL (linear time temporal logics) and QPLTL (quantified ... synthesis in a precise manner 2.1 Automata on Infinite Words and Infinite Trees Here we review automata running over infinite words and infinite trees We shall need only automata with Bă uchi and Rabin...
... 99– 135 , 1987 [ 13] D V Hung and B V Anh, “Model checking real- time component based systems with blackbox testing,” in RTCSA ’05: Proceedings of the 11th IEEE International Conference on Embedded and ... theory of timed automata,” Theor Comput Sci., vol 126, no 2, pp 1 83 235 , 1994 [5] K G Larsen, P Pettersson, and W Yi, “Model -checking for real- time systems, ” 1995, pp 62–88 170 [6] L D Hung and D ... could be interpreted as a time constraint for the execution time of the action a in each process that involved in a The triple (Σ, D, J) represents the static information about timing and concurrency...
... toxin-producing ability depend on species, in the same species in populations of cyanobacteria, both microcystin-producing and non-microcystin-producing individuals may coexist [15] Therefore, in ... Chorus Distribution of microcystinproducing and non-microcystin producing Microcystis sp in European freshwater bodies: detection of microcystins and microcystin genes in individual colonies., Syst ... Yu: Detection of microcystins, a blue-green algal hepatotoxin, in drinking water sampled in Hainen and Fusui, N.T.T Lien et al / VNU Journal of Science, Natural Sciences and Technology 26 (2010)...
... TMS320C6711 The five-band FIR filter is designed scarcely above linked to DSK TMS320C6711 to remove two undesired sinusoidal signals corrupting an input speech signal In these studies, the input ... second stopband has normalized frequencies between 0 .39 5 and 0.4 (1580 to 1600Hz) The stopbands and passbands of this 88th order five-band notch filter are summarized on the following table Table ... implemented by using the Kaiser-window function to truncate the impulse response of an ideal FIR filter The β parameter of the Kaiser window is equal to 5.6 533 Multiband FIR Filter Design and Implementation...
... TMS320C6711 The five-band FIR filter is designed scarcely above linked to DSK TMS320C6711 to remove two undesired sinusoidal signals corrupting an input speech signal In these studies, the input ... second stopband has normalized frequencies between 0 .39 5 and 0.4 (1580 to 1600Hz) The stopbands and passbands of this 88th order five-band notch filter are summarized on the following table Table ... implemented by using the Kaiser-window function to truncate the impulse response of an ideal FIR filter The β parameter of the Kaiser window is equal to 5.6 533 Multiband FIR Filter Design and Implementation...
... training However, 39 villagers in Ban Sang and 33 villagers Khuoi Lieng attended The training began with informal lectures at the village meeting hall, using flip charts prepared from PowerPoint ... them to develop and manage their allocated forest resources in a transparent and equitable manner; (iv) raising awareness of and providing training in forest and land policy issues and good forest ... Sighting of examples of Guidelines 1.1 Report on inception meeting 1.2 PCC established and functioning 1 .3 Number of site meetings and records of baseline data collected 1.4 All meetings held, and...
... reccognize terrain and things in the village, having shared together about mapping of land use present status, making imitating investigtion of transect, selecting forest trees and farming crops - ... 2.Objective After the training course participants will be able to use tools in land use planning of community forest and know how to use the map in land and forest planning and transfering Schedule of ... and Forestry conducted training in land and forest planning and transfering to the community for project participants from 13 to 20 May 2007 at the project villages 2.Objective After the training...
... Monitoring and Evaluation - Step 13: Monitoring and Evaluation of CFM AUTHORITY LEVEL: PROVINCE, DISTRICT, COMMUNE I: Determination of land use rights Adjustment Step 1: Forestry land use planning ... • Making a plan of income, expenditure, income-expenditure balance, and arranging for approval in a village meeting • To implement the working plan • Building the relationship with credit and ... Monitoring and Evaluation - Step 11: Monitoring and Evaluation of CFM Some changes have been made to make the CFM guideline more realistic and feasible as compared with the current CFM guidelines...
... level andtime of transferring land and forest to the community - Order and procedures of transferring land and forest to the community - Authority of transferring forest and taking it back In the ... Talking, illustration Talking A0 papers, felt pens computer, Power point Mr L c and participants evaluation and monitoring - Summing up the content of training and evaluation of the training ... of the training course Evaluation of the training course is needed and useful The result of evaluation is show in the appendix) • The training course in Lang San The result of training course...
... Grazing animals in the community forest - Prevent forest fire, methods to use fire in the forest - Checkingand preventing outsiders from shifting cultivation, illegal logging or hunting, and ... responsibilities for developing and implementing the related activities in the CFM Plan such as mobilizing labour working days for new plantation, logging, harvesting, andchecking forests Article 8: ... developing and implementing plan related to CFM activities such as mobilizing labour working days for new plantation, logging, harvesting, checking forests Article 8: Forest product logging/harvesting...
... to maintain the quantity, quality and reliability of both drinking and irrigation water Another relevant finding to this strategy is that the main sources of household income are from crop and ... This strategy forms part of Milestone and is linked to the Community Forest Management Plans and Land use Planning and Land Allocation As indicated in the Baseline Survey report, survey teams visited ... agroforestry model 10 Introduction The agroforestry model implementation strategy and timeline has been prepared taking in to account the findings from the ‘Baseline Survey’ presented under...