Sentence examples for embedded environments from inspiring English sources
It is a common cortical algorithm whose Tinker-Toy® like parts can construct networks that react powerfully in embedded environments.
GPUs consume a substantial amount of power; thus, it is challenging to deploy them in embedded environments.
In this paper, we investigate new design methods for data-driven digital signal processing (DSP) systems that are targeted to resource- and energy-constrained embedded environments, such as UAVs, mobile communication platforms and wireless sensor networks.
The challenges of face detection in embedded environments include an efficient pipeline design, bandwidth constraints set by low cost memory, a need to find parallelism, and how to utilize the available hardware resources efficiently.
The papers are organized in topical sections on application security; malware; anomaly detection; Web security and social networks; and sandboxing and embedded environments.
Since its architecture details depend on the underlying operating system, its implementation and evaluation in real embedded environments are planned as a future work.
However, these strategies only take the requirement of real-time into consideration, and ignore other specific requirements in embedded systems, so they cannot be applied to the embedded environment efficiently.
Evolvable hardware (EHW) has recently become a highly attractive topic of study because it offers a way of adapting hardware to a given embedded environment.
The embedded processing power and rich FPGA resource make it possible to build a stand-alone sensing system; however, due to the hardware programming and embedded environment, it is also more difficult to design and debug.
Today, we also saw the World Bank president, Robert Zoellick, talking of the need for businesses to be involved in conservation and, most intriguingly, launching a new programme to embed environment costs into national accounts.
The properties depend on mainly the size and shape of the nanoparticles, the embedding environment, and so on [4, 5].
