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In this proposed framework, the computer-based method for the real-time assessment of spatial debris-flow hazard was embedded based on a stand-alone system developed using Microsoft Visual BASIC and the Esri ArcGIS developer tool (Lee and Wong 2001; Esri 2006).

The STA contends for wireless subchannels with Q-CRQ frames in which one of the four signatures is embedded based on the priority of the traffic from the upper layer.

After overnight incubation in 30% sucrose, the eyes were embedded based on the cauterization mark in albumin from hen egg white (Fluka, Buchs, Switzerland) in order to provide sections with both a dorsal and a ventral hemisphere, and cut in 14 µm sections using a cryostat.

SAS pairs have previously been classified as head-to-head, tail-to-tail or embedded based on their pattern of overlap [ 6].

The latest advances in the field allowed us to use a technique of optimal Markov chain embedding based on deterministic finite automata to introduce three innovative algorithms.

In order to achieve a balance between robustness and fidelity, the coefficients at coarsest approximation subband are selected for watermark embedding based on artificial intelligent technique.

The paper describes the design of a readout element, proposed as a radiation monitor, which implements an embedded sensor based on a floating-gate transistor.

This work describes a system architecture that enables the use of data-centric distribution middleware in partitioned real-time embedded systems based on a hypervisor for multi-core, and it focuses on the analysis of the available architectural configurations.

The comparison is performed in a real case study: optimization of the performance and power dissipation of embedded architectures based on a Very Long Instruction Word (VLIW) microprocessor in a mobile multimedia application domain.

Implementation results of an FPGA embedded system based on a general-purpose soft processor confirm that percentage reduction in clock cycles is drastic thanks to applying the proposed neuro-fuzzy techniques.

The development of embedded sensors based on a structural thermosetting epoxy resin reinforced with 0.3 wt% of multi-walled (MW) carbon nanotubes (CNTs) for real-time structural health monitoring is presented.