state space representation of physical systems

... any of the addressees because of the missing step it contains. The unification and control functions of the molecular machine together define a particular conception of phonological rule systems, ... CONNECTIONIST MODEL OF FEATURE SYSTEMS Obviously, the presence of a feature in a segment corresponds to a relatively high activation level of a node or a coalition of nodes in a connectionist ... activate a set of output molecules in a well-defined order° Modifications correspond to the effects of the rules stored in the molecules on the path of the message. One of the most important...

... paper we explore the utility of the Naviga- tion Map, a graphical representation of the dis- course structure. As our first step towards under- standing the benefits of the NM, we ran a user study ... Aspects of Coherence in Student Essays. In Proc. of HLT-NAACL. J. Hirschberg and C. Nakatani. 1996. A prosodic analy- sis of discourse segments in direction-giving mono- logues. In Proc. of ACL. ... perception of the system. We find that the NM presence significantly improves user’s perception of the system in terms of their ability to concen- trate on the instruction (Q3), in terms of their...

... The derivation of E2* manifests first-degree center embedding of the category S*, as a result of the treatment of S as both a prefix and a suf- fix in G2*. However, no derivation of an affixed ... pretation of the expression as a whole. This completes our demonstration of the abil- ity of affixed strings to represent the structural descriptions of the acceptable sentences of a na- tural ... evidence for the identification of that constituent; e.g., if the leftmost daughter is either the specifier or the head of that constituent in the sense of Jacken- doff (1977). Third, we may suppose...

... levels of representation. FST systems are conceptually bidirectional; they may easily be processed in either direction with the same finite state mechanism; the problem of the recoverability of ... properties of the tone sandhi systems of Tern and Bade very clearly, in particular the contextual dependencies (sandhi). The reverse (recognition) simulations show the ef- fects of tone neutralization: ... terms of a class of operations related to unification. The situation in autosegmental phonology is simpler than in syn- tax, in that each feature or tier can be modelled by a finite state...

... Prof. dr.ir. A.Y. Hoekstra University of Twente Prof. dr.ir. H.G. Wind University of Twente Prof. dr.ir. A.E. Mynett UNESCO-IHE / WL | Delft Hydraulics Prof. dr. S.M. de Jong University of ... University of Twente, chairman/secretary Prof. dr. P.G.E.F. Augustinus University of Utrecht, promoter Prof. dr. S.J.M.H. Hulscher University of Twente, promoter Dr. J.L. de Kok University of Twente, ... years of experience, source of knowledge and level of interest of expert i on a certain set of questions, respectively. Their values are in the range between zero and two. The result of Eq....

... common goal. These are the reasons why I feel physical courses should be part of the graduation requirements of any university or college; they are of high value for a student’s health, character-training ... participating in them, we can recognize the true meaning of cooperation which is defined as a situation in which rewards are distributed equally on the basis of mutual interactive behavior among individuals. ... • Furthermore, physical education such as individual sports like swimming, gymnastic teaches students how to work...

... iii. Office of the Basic Education Commission (OBEC); iv. Office of the Non-formal and Informal Education (ONIE); v. Vocational Education Commission (VEC); 1 NSTDA (2008). Memorandum of understanding ... rate the quality of the training on a scale of 1-10 ranging from poor to excellent and the degree of adequacy of the knowledge acquired from the training sessions on a scale of 1-10 ranging from ... description The study analyses a project engaged in the diffusion of PV systems to rural areas. The PV systems in focus are stand-alone or off-grid installations designed to be used in remote areas...

... principal PV systems described in the following sections are the grid connected (or on-grid) systems and the stand alone systems (or off-grid) systems. 3.5.1 Grid connected systems In grid ... to the high price of PV modules, even if it has declined steadily since 1985 [6]. Due to the minimal maintenance of PV systems and the absence of real benefits of economies of scale during construction, ... wide range of temperatures. Because of the variable nature of solar radiation, batteries must be able to go through many cycles of charge and discharge without damage. The amount of battery...

... 64MB of memory, and 2 GB of disk space. On newer computers the performance of the operating system is extremely fast. The list below gives some idea of the capabilities, but complete lists of ... distributions of Linux. While these all contain the Linux Kernel, they often include different pieces of software, and installation processes vary somewhat. The basic page 39 *Mouse - Microsoft Intellimouse Install ... memory space, and allowed to run for a fraction of a second every second. The list of commands below allow the processes in the computer to be seen. They also allow the general state of the...

... design of embedded hardware-software systems, IEEE Design & Test of Computers, pp. 53-67, Spring 1995. [14] DeBardelaben, J. and Madisetti, V., Hardware/software codesign for signal processingsystems— A ... required for the transfer of a complete frame of data ( 28Kbytes) to the memory was approximately 19 min of CPU time and1hofwallclocktime. These numbers indicate the usefulness of this abstraction ... RapidDesignandPrototypingof DSPSystems T.Egolf,M.Pettigrew, J.Debardelaben,R.Hezar, S.Famorzadeh,A.Kavipurapu, M.Khan,Lan-RongDung, K.Balemarthy,N.Desai, Yong-kyuJung,and V.Madisetti GeorgiaInstituteofTechnology 78.1Introduction 78.2SurveyofPreviousResearch 78.3InfrastructureCriteriafortheDesignFlow 78.4TheExecutableRequirement AnExecutableRequirementsExample:MPEG-1Decoder 78.5TheExecutableSpecication AnExecutableSpecicationExample:MPEG-1Decoder 78.6DataandControlFlowModeling DataandControlFlowExample 78.7ArchitecturalDesign CostModels ã ArchitecturalDesignModel 78.8PerformanceModelingandArchitectureVerication APerformanceModelingExample:SCINetworks ã Determin- isticPerformanceAnalysisforSCI ã DSPDesignCase:Single SensorMultipleProcessor(SSMP) 78.9FullyFunctionalandInterfaceModelingand HardwareVirtualPrototypes DesignExample:I/OProcessorforHandlingMPEG DataStream 78.10SupportforLegacySystems 78.11Conclusions Acknowledgments References TheRapidPrototypingofApplication-SpecicSignalProcessors(RASSP)[1,2,3]pro- gramoftheU.S.DepartmentofDefense(ARPAandTri-Services)targetsa4Xim- provementinthedesign,prototyping,manufacturing,andsupportprocesses(relative tocurrentpractice).Basedonacurrentpracticestudy(1993)[4],theprototypingtime fromsystemrequirementsdenitiontoproductionanddeployment,ofmultiboardsig- nalprocessors,isbetween37and73months.Outofthistime,25to49monthsare devotedtodetailedhardware/software(HW/SW)designandintegration(with10to24 monthsdevotedtothelattertaskofintegration).Withtheutilizationofapromising top-downhardware-lesscodesignmethodologybasedonVHDLmodelsofHW/SW componentsatmultipleabstractions,reductionindesigntimehasbeenshownespe- ciallyintheareaofhardware/softwareintegration[5].Theauthorsdescribeatop-down designapproachinVHDLstartingwiththecaptureofsystemrequirementsinanexe- cutableformandthroughsuccessivestagesofdesignrenement,endingwithadetailed c 1999byCRCPressLLC ...