This chapter first presents what the experiments strive to achieve, and then explores the possible pitfalls of experimental design that may cause the execution to fall short of the intent.
The "robustification" of software, as he calls it, involves re-writing it so an error simply causes the execution of instructions to take longer.
By identifying the received stimulus, state 4 causes the execution flow to deviate to any of the other states and, therefore, is called the Scheduler.
However, this is compensated in each split case by the reduced size of dataset S, causing the execution time to be increased in a similar to logarithmic manner.
Relationships in TAL are defined by <link> elements that follow the same semantics of causal links of NCL [1], in which conditions must be satisfied to cause the execution of a set of actions.
Also this subprotocol included a loop which caused the repeatedly execution of the code until all tab-delimited files were converted into SD-files containing 3D structures, names, literature, and activity data for all compounds for each target.
The master plugin performs an adaptive composition of processes triggered by occurring facts (either retrieved by sensors or caused by the execution of other processes); the composition needs to address a goal by satisfying high level, mainly operational, requirements.
In the case of maintenance testing isolation is required in order to avoid any undesired operation of protection IEDs caused by the execution of a test procedure in the energized substation.
Typically, they are unable to anticipate any change in the motion of the car caused by the execution of a particular maneuver (e.g. slow down, turn at constant speed, then accelerate to make a turn at an intersection), or changes caused by external factors (e.g. slowing down because of a vehicle in front).
Instability of the operational system (OS) installed on "tatui" (Linux Fedora Core) caused the interruption of climatology execution (Globus) and increased climatology execution time (OAR/CiGri).
