Sentence examples for execution voltage from inspiring English sources
The proper functioning of these sensing devices requires driving accurate displacement under execution voltage.
Micro self-locked switches (MSS), where execution voltage corresponds to the output signal, are efficient and convenient platforms for sensor applications.
Tasks execution affects battery voltage, which is coupled to the solar panels through a protection circuit.
Approaches include dynamic concurrency throttling (DCT) [17], which adapts the level of concurrency at runtime based on execution properties, dynamic voltage and frequency scaling (DVFS) [18], or a combination of the two [19].
Therefore, slower executions at lower voltage and frequency levels can be performed in order to lower energy dissipation if all the deadlines are satisfied.
Depending on the granularity of execution unit to which voltage scaling is applied, DVFS scheduling can be defined in two categories: (i) inter-task DVFS and (ii) intra-task DVFS.
On the other hand, P3 might be conceptualized as a lack of motor preparation and of the negative voltage response execution processes typical of go trials [ 4, 11], which were found in association with pseudo-target presentation, because of their striking similarity to real targets.
Table 8 Coefficient matrix density and execution times with six additional voltage measurements Method Coefficient matrix Execution density time [ms] VM 10.36 28.1 LM 4.64 39.0 SVR 31.49 15.2.
The heterogeneous multi-core architectures can execute tasks under different voltage levels with DVFS (Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling) which leads to different execution times and different consumption energies.
The Court ruled, 5-4, in Lamar Buford Podine v. State of Florida that a state is entitled to seek compensation for the voltage used in executions by electric chair.
As we mentioned earlier, the energy consumption of LDPC decoding using DVFS strongly depends on the voltage scaling, because the execution time increases as the clock speed decreases.
