Timing constraints of applications may be fulfilled by the proper use of real-time scheduling policies, admission control and enforcement of timing constraints.
The motivation behind the proposed architecture stems from the current trend to overcome the constraints of application-specific WSNs and provide a federated system that is more efficient, flexible, and adaptive in a wide sense.
Nonetheless, none of these approaches represents individual delay constraints of applications running in the same traffic class.
Although the main constraints of applications of biodiesels are their high market price (Amano-Boadu et al. 2014) and need for many of their feedstock as food resources, the other important factor to restrict them from being used more is that they can damage the engine parts due to some of their properties and thereby reduce the engine life.
constraints for application of CO2 capture technologies: Z ij = { 1 if technology j is undertaken to facility i 0 otherwise, ∀ i ∈ 1, K, j (4) ∑ j = 1 J Z ij ≤ 1, ∀ i ∈ 1, K (5).
It can achieve, e.g., spacing constraints of some application or removing the motion hardware in large-field high-resolution microscopy.
Significance of these thermal acceptance levels is discussed and comparisons to single skin façade (SSF) models highlight the benefits and constraints of the application of the DSF.
The SPIRIT-μKernel has been designed and implemented based on a two-level hierarchical scheduling methodology such that the real-time constraints of each application can be guaranteed.
Simulation-based techniques can be used to evaluate whether a particular NoC-based platform configuration is able to meet the timing constraints of an application, but they can only evaluate a finite set of scenarios.
By means of the obtained expression, the maximum plate thickness capable to provide a desired discharging power can be determined as a function of the properties of the PCM and the operation constraints of the application without the need of simulations.
