Sentence examples for execution of coverage from inspiring English sources
We focus on the specific SON conflict generated by the concurrent execution of coverage and capacity optimization (CCO) and inter-cell interference coordination (ICIC SONN functions, which may require to update the same parameter, i.e., the transmission power level.
The WHO immunization coverage cluster survey reference manual has provided guidelines for successful execution of a coverage survey. 1 The serosurvey equipment and supplies, team composition, and close coordination with a coverage survey were critical to successfully performing a serosurvey in concert with a coverage survey.
This is the most important achievement of our TCDC algorithm, and it is due to the execution of the target coverage algorithm at the CHs, not at individual sensor nodes.
However, our aim is not input space coverage but execution code coverage of the binary under test.
Tie your workforce plans to not only your store sales, but also merchandising execution and customer service strategies to ensure an appropriate level of coverage to handle all types of transactions.
A flight control example is presented to explain the procedures for reliability analysis, coverage calculation, the execution of supervisory control, and the construction of fitness landscapes that define the place of a discrete state in the continuous state control system.
The idea to generate program inputs that maximize execution path coverage in order to trigger vulnerabilities has been discussed in the field of test case prioritization some time ago, see e.g., [20, 21] for a comparison of coverage-based techniques.
Evaluate flexibility of coverage.
Evaluate the extent of coverage.
COSMOS's execution of GenomeKey on small collections of high-coverage genomes provided baseline runtime speeds and costs (Fig. 2).
In this paper, we present an experimental approach to extract the parameters of architecture-based models from code coverage measurements obtained during the execution of the application.
