Sentence examples for a timing constraint from inspiring English sources

In our case, an L2-decision has to be taken at a rate of 3.5 KHz which corresponds to a timing constraint of 285 microseconds.

This verifies the already-studied speed-accuracy trade-off and suggest the existence of a timing constraints-accuracy trade-off.

Especially for a real-time system, timing constraints and deadlines appears to be critical parameters.

Given a timing (throughput) constraint, however, using the fastest functional units or communication protocols may incur unacceptable high cost.

There is a tradeoff between power saving and performance, such as timing constraint and code size requirement, of nested loops.

VITAL compliant simulators can use VITAL procedures to enable negative timing constraint checks.

Each type of timing constraint is explained along with its usage.

We propose an optimized design method for CAN FD to minimize bandwidth utilization while meeting the signal timing constraint.

A new concept of path generation is designed for problems without prescribed timing, which is proposed to avoid the timing constraint.

However, this buffering part is not critical as the real timing constraint will be imposed by the iterative decoding process.

The experimental results demonstrated that our method is the most bandwidth efficient and can meet the timing constraint simultaneously.