Experiments are needed for the development and the verification of these models.
Events in the transition from ideation to commercialization involved device design, the development of associated verification systems such as PINs (personal identification numbers) and PANs (personal access numbers), and enhancement of device capabilities.
This paper reports the theoretical development of the proposed method, and the verification of the method with one numerical case study by using a six-storey frame and one experimental case study by using a two-storey frame.
The intensive negotiation and consultation processes surrounding the development of the rating-formula, and the verification means available to operators in the allocation-process, resulted in NPF operators generally accepting, when it was initially introduced, the constraints of the unitisation system on their fishing operations.
Having introduced the general topic, we take a step back and briefly trace the historical development of the concepts of formal verification, from Leibniz's 17th-century dreams to the realities of modern industry EDA tools.
The IMPROVER approach could be applied to a variety of fields where the outputs of a research project are fed into the input of other projects, such as is the case in industrial research and development, and where the verification of the individual projects or building blocks is elusive, as is the case in systems biology.
The issues, i.e., unstable handwriting features and large number of signatures required in the registration process, make the development of online signature verification complicated.
The aim of this paper is to illustrate the development of the new testing strategy and the verification of the test design.
Our results will also assist governments and the private sector in (i) designing better legal, institutional and policy frameworks, local and national, promoting an agriculture with trees and (ii) contributing to the development of the national monitoring, reporting and verification systems required by the international community to access funding and payment for ecosystem services.
Development of various verification techniques at each level of abstraction of SoCs is indispensable, especially in earlier design stages, since bug fixes in later design stages are very expensive operations.
This chapter provides an overview of the verification and systems development closure.
