Sentence examples for computational management system from inspiring English sources
The main goal of the xDriver system is not to create another instance of an autonomously controlled car, but to prove that a computational management system founded on the developed ISD model of human psychology is able to operate in a satisfactory manner in concrete critical conditions with numerous restrictions imposed on it.
In this context, Computational Biology workflow management systems (e.g., Galaxy and Taverna) have been developed to implement reproducible data analysis processes.
Compliment to the high-performance computational pipeline is the high-performance database management system.
As the inter-city high-speed railway system that is a complex system involving engineering, social, and economic factors is affected by climatic and human factors, Ning et al. [9] developed parallel control and management system that incorporates artificial systems, computational experiments, and parallel execution (ACP) for rail planning and management.
In this paper, we propose a home energy management system (HEMS) to realize full automation combining computational and physical systems in a home area, which excludes operator-based control and management.
Here, we present ChemicalToolBoX, a compilation of more than 30 tools integrated into a single computational chemistry and cheminformatics platform based on the Galaxy workflow management system [1, 2].
This paper describes the development of the thermal management system (TMS) designed for this application based on various Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) mathematical models.
Such high-performance database management system would also be incorporated into the next-generation high-performance computational platform for metagenomic data analysis.
The high-performance database management system would not only store large amount of results by high-performance computational pipeline, but also facilitate deeper data mining of metagenomic data.
Results: We have developed a workflow management system named Ergatis that enables users to build, execute and monitor pipelines for computational analysis of genomics data.
The utility of a workflow management system in facilitating novel biological discoveries and as a tool for efficient sharing of computational protocols is demonstrated.
