This require pervasive application of DVFS, a mechanism to dynamically scaling the power voltage and clock frequency at which the circuitry of each component operates.
We demonstrate Titan in a pervasive gaming application involving smart dice and a sensorized wristband.
We have described and characterized the implementation of a pervasive gaming application using Titan, a pervasive Farkle game relying on Titan nodes containing acceleration sensors placed on body and in smart dice.
A major goal of QI is to move beyond individual QI projects to a change in the organization's culture that reflects ongoing and pervasive application of QI principles and practices throughout the organization.
While stream processing blocks are delivered as a standard, yet extensible, library of application-independent processing elements, chains can be defined by the pervasive application engineering team.
Smart Manufacturing is the dramatically intensified and pervasive application of networked information-based technologies throughout the manufacturing and supply chain enterprise.
Naturally it occurs as a minor but precious constituent of essential oils obtained from Rosa damascene and Pelargonium spp. High cost and limited availability of natural rose oxide restricts its pervasive application in high-value perfumes.
The second basic form of private-law integration takes place by means of adjudication, namely through the pervasive application to private law of treaty rules, the market freedoms and c ompetition Law in particular, by the European Court of Justice (ECJ).
In 2001, Dr. David Aronoff and Dr. Eric Neilson, infectious disease specialists at Vanderbilt University, wrote in The American Journal of Medicine: "Despite the pervasive application of antipyretics by physicians, nurses, pharmacists and parents, it remains unclear whether reducing the core temperature benefits febrile patients".
The pervasive application of credit scoring has outpaced knowledge about why credit scores are such useful indicators of individual behavior.
