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Direct control over the runtime environment used to run jobs allows users to configure it to their specific needs.
The approach we have taken has a number of advantages over alternatives: Direct control over the runtime environment used to run jobs allows users to configure it to their specific needs.
This tool, publicly available at http://wsrbench.dei.uc.pt, implements the Web services testing approach proposed in this paper and provides a Web-based interface that allows users to configure, execute tests, and also visualize and analyze the results of tests.
The included USB cable allows users to configure a simple home network setup process that will allow the Spyball spycam to be controlled from any remote location via the Internet.
The project Citisense designed a permissioning system that allows users to configure publicly accessible time Windows of their data [ 98].
PGC allows users to configure parameters, such as (i) minimum percent genome identity, (ii) link threshold (LT; bp), which removes the links according to user-defined value and (iii) merge threshold (MT; bp), which allows merging of links based on user-defined value.
Both TiVo and ReplayTV allow users to configure the listings to display only programs of the type they want to watch, so there are fewer listings for the viewer to scan.
Meanwhile, the web-based human machine interface and the tool software have been developed to allow users to configure the IP Power Sensor's adjustable parameters, to upgrade its web pages, and to monitor and archive the real-time measured electric-parameters.
Additionally, there are software-defined radio or multiple radios, performance measurement block for feedback, and finally a user interface to allow users to configure the system offline.
Finally, LibrasTV also allows the LIBRAS window to be enabled, disabled, resized or repositioned in the display, allowing users to configure the display of SL windows according to their preferences.
