Sentence examples for execution of software from inspiring English sources

It interprets E code, which supervises the execution of software tasks in response to physical events.

It is an agile, model-based approach to software development that emphasizes continual execution of software throughout its development, test-driven development, and the use of design patterns.

In this paper we are focusing on the problem of customizing data structures instances during the execution of software systems using a supervised learning approach.

We seldom consider dynamic artifacts that are dependent on (or generated by) the execution of software, eg, execution logs, crash/core dumps, call stacks, and traffic logs.

During the last decade a new trend of approaches has emerged, which considers models not just documentation artefacts, but also central artefacts in the software engineering field, allowing the creation or automatic execution of software systems starting from those models.

Extraordinary alignment between information technology and business is a result of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) approach, which has made the organizations have a special look at this approach for execution of software projects.

Similarity between honey bee and agents teamwork inspired Sadik et al. [63] proposed a system to develop a teamwork architecture to enhance the performance and task execution efficiency of software agents since a limited progress has been made towards efficient task execution mechanisms by group of agents in collaboration and coordination with each other.

In this paper, we propose a green software model for cloud robotics based on energy consumption time state transition matrix (ETSTM), which can effectively integrate the logic functions, energy consumption, and execution time of software into a single model.

Despite considerable progress in software and hardware techniques, when embedded computing systems absolutely must meet tight timing constraints, many of the advances in computer architecture and software have made it difficult or impossible to estimate or predict the execution time of software.

For example, changes in a sensor network might trigger the execution of processes and the implementation of software components not foreseen at design time.

In this paper, we present ACL/1, an XML based Application Composition Language, that describes the architectural view of a software system while at the same time enabling the execution of the software application.