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

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.

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

where is a set of tasks, is a set of channels, is a set of external events (or timers), and is a set of timing constraints.

One application which could benefit from a strategy for on-demand broadcast with timing constraints is a real-time database system.

A fundamental need in these systems is to guarantee a minimum system lifetime and timing constraints through a careful management of energy, communication, and computational resources.

Fig. 4 Translation to TA corresponding to translation 1 Fig. 5 Translation to TA corresponding to translation 2. In Fig. 4, each location encodes as an invariant the timing constraints of the corresponding instruction: e x e c u t i o n T i m e≤W C E T_i n s t r1 specifies that the system can at most spend the WCET of instruction instr1 in that location.

This chapter presents a method that allows timing constraints and propagation delays to be wrapped around the RTL code of an ASIC/FPGA so they may be used in board-level verification before chip-level place and route has been performed.

Due to these tough timing constraints, the time-consuming process of prototyping is often neglected, jeopardizing the entire product becoming successful.

This represents a model with no timing constraints.

In particular, we found previously that Caulobacter Crescentus was almost speed-independent [6] (in that work, it was necessary to add a small number of timing constraints to the Caulobacter model to eliminate all hazards).