As a result, we can characterize all feasible configurations (i.e., configurations without behavioral problems) at design time, instead of repeatedly checking each individual configuration while configuring a process model.
Within the simple clause, the experiential metafunction construes experience in terms of configurations such as the configuration of a process, participants involved in it and attendant circumstances by means of the grammatical system of TRANSITIVITY (Halliday and Matthiessen, 1999, Halliday and Matthiessen, 2010).
A quantum of change in the flow of events is construed as a configuration of a process involving one or more participants and attendant circumstances.
In order to do so, an optimisation-based framework, which can be used to identify the optimal configuration of a process network that consists of both reactions and separation systems to achieve maximum economic potential, is presented in this paper.
Semantically, experiential meaning and the assignment of processes offers a model of the speaker's experience and serves to represent this experience by construing "a quantum of change as a figure, or configuration of a process, participants involved in it and any attendant circumstances" (Halliday et al. 2014: 169).
In order to avoid extra delays between two frames associated with different configurations, the configuration process for a frame (i.e., computing and loading the new configuration) can be performed during the processing of the current frame.
They are modeled by means of configurations of a process, participants directly involved in it and attendant circumstances.
The generation of multi-scale flow configurations is a process that can be projected on a diagram having global performance on the abscissa and degrees of freedom on the ordinate.
Since including these process alternatives creates a large number of possible process configurations, a framework for process synthesis and optimization is proposed.
As a novel configuration a supercharged SCOC process (S-SCOC) has been presented.
