Sentence examples for flexible execution from inspiring English sources
The rule language is based on arbitrary database state transitions rather than tupleor statement-level changes, yielding a clear and flexible execution semantics.
The first contribution focuses on the definition of a representation model supporting the decentralized and flexible execution of multi-agent plans.
The implantation of this paradigm requires the design and development of a flexible execution environment to support the distributed business processes that materialize the cooperation in a network of enterprises.
An internal representation model which is well suited for the support of concurrency and timing constraints is proposed, together with flexible execution models for multi-tasking with real-time constraints.
In this paper, we discuss the design and implementation of the Pilot-Data prototype, demonstrate its use by data-intensive applications on multiple production distributed cyberinfrastructure and illustrate the advantages arising from flexible execution modes enabled by Pilot-Data.
Second, we extend compilation approaches developed for temporally flexible execution of discrete activity plans to work with hybrid discrete/continuous systems using a recently developed Linear Quadratic Regulator synthesis algorithm, which performs a state reachability analysis to prune infeasible trajectories, and which determines optimal control policies for feasible state regions.
"Parcae: A System for Flexible Parallel Execution". Arun Raman, Ayal Zaks, Jae W. Lee, and David I. August.
Executive functions allow the flexible planning for execution and the continuous monitoring of information and action coordinating thoughts [ 53], emotions and actions in a spatio-temporal context [ 54] and recruiting other cognitive processes.
The MyPHRMachines platform leverages Virtual Machines as flexible and secure execution sandboxes for health apps.
A nonlinear feedback control based on inverse dynamics is proposed for redundant robots with rigid or flexible joints during the execution of constrained motion tasks.
This approach is based on the integration of SOD-M, a model-driven method for the development of service-oriented systems, and DENEB, a platform for the development and execution of flexible business processes.
