It presents a novel, policy and business-relevant application with a set of practical tools to support development of implementation strategies, but also to boost new business opportunities in the fields of energy and transport.
The main contributions of our work are focused on the definition of a standard conceptual model for marine ecology applications together with a set of services and guides which assist the process of product derivation.
We then observe that the power consumption of the embedded system is much larger than the AR display, and it consumes 310 mA with a basic kernel and reaches 500 mA with Android, BT, MEMS (without gyroscope), and the application running with a set of simple objects.
The software environment and configuration is checked for validity, starting from boot time to application load time, with a set of identifying PCR values.
The lungs of animals without PEEP application were inflated with a set of IP to produce a volume of 12 ml/kg for five consecutive breaths every 15 minutes to prevent atelectasis.
We have further verified, with application to a set of real aCGH data from breast cancer patients, that the method is effective at separating components corresponding to distinct subsets of known breast cancer markers.
Consider that there are millions of Okta users out there using the service to sign into their company applications with a single set of credentials.
RSSI-based localization method is a good option for this specific application but we have to check that: Fig. 1 An application scenario about indoor environment with a set of devices in it Fig. 2 Grid defining the possible positions.
The ICANN staff, with the assistance of outside experts, evaluated each of the applications with respect to a set of technical, functional, and managerial criteria, as well as more holistic factors like functional and geographic diversity.
The main goal of the MAFTIA project is to construct dependable trustworthy applications implemented by a set of distributed components with varying degrees of trustworthiness, [3].
