Sentence examples for correctness of control from inspiring English sources
This paper deals with the temporal correctness of control applications designed using the component-based standard IEC 61499.
In these cases, the challenge of verification is made steep mainly by the fact that the correctness of control software depends on middleware components whose structured models might not be available, or too difficult to obtain from their documentation.
After that, a set of rules are created, seeking to guarantee the consistency and correctness of the control system operation.
To validate the approach, this paper proves correctness of two access control enforcement mechanisms that are part of our case study: a basic approach to implement access control in code and an aspect-oriented approach.
A counter-propagation neural network is trained to output the control forces that are required to reduce the structural vibrations in the absence of any feedback on the correctness of the output control forces (i.e. without any information on the errors in output activations of the network).
Simulation relations (Milner, 1971) are used to demonstrate the correctness of the access control code with respect to the design.
The mobility script generated by VSG tool is verified in the local simulation mode to ensure the correctness of data exchange controlled by the operation rules.
Yes, in Thomas' mind, having a public institution force all students to wear the same uniform for graduation is an example of out of control political correctness, but forcing them to wear different gowns is the American thing to do.
Instead of a predefined product line architecture we use hierarchies of implemented product specifications plus correctness control of product model transformations.
Third, the control group was chosen only to control the correctness of the procedure and it is composed by a very limited number of specimens.
After analysing the statectharts produced by the subjects, we can conclude in relation to the syntactic correctness, the number of syntactic errors of control group was 66.67 % higher than the number of the experimental group.
