In many new applications fields, such as surveillance, networks, and sensor technologies, the generating data are time-varying, unpredictable, uncertain, continuously arriving, and must be processed online.
And yet, these animals can generate an infinite variety of very precise, complicated and goal-directed movements in continuously changing and uncertain environments.
As software is required to operate continuously in changing and uncertain environments, adaptability needs to be considered as a key issue, along with other more traditional software qualities.
Beyond the easy task of immediately discounting every city in North America and Australasia, identifying the world's oldest continuously inhabited city is an uncertain business.
Self-adaptation has been driven by the need to achieve and maintain quality attributes in the face of the continuously changing requirements, as well as the uncertain demand during run-time.
Automatic history matching is a sequential model updating method, where the estimate of uncertain reservoir properties is updated continuously according to the production measurements available at the time.
Wind speed, load variations and electricity prices belong to uncertain disturbances, and their predications are continuously updated by EMS.
Cleared from forest in 1889, Hastings is Vancouver's longest continuously used professional sports site, but it faces an uncertain future.
As New York's most singularly theatrical public space, Lincoln Center offers a continuously entertaining public spectacle in spite of changing demographics and uncertain fiscal prospects.
Since ξ is an uncertain variable with regular uncertainty distribution (Phi(t)), its inverse uncertainty distribution (Phi^{-1} alpha)) continuously exists from Definition 4 and Definition 5.
