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In this research, the reason of using FPGAs for sensor nodes was not the minimization of energy consumption but improving timing efficiency to meet certain types of WSN application's demanding real-time operations and computation power.

PFMT aims at maximizing strength, improving duration of strength, and improving timing and coordination of contractions.

Ultimately, many changes introduced to the health care system aim at improving timing and tailoring of prevention or therapy.

Improvements in image acquisition that reduce imaging uncertainty at low probe concentrations, for example, improved timing resolution for time-of-flight imaging in PET, will be important [16].

Furthermore, channel estimation is a constitutive block in receivers, so we can take advantage of this information to improve timing estimation by using time and space diversity.

Some possible improvements may include: improved staff scheduling, improved rescheduling of elective procedures, anticipatory resource utilization and mobilization of respiratory supplies, improved timing of control measures, and improved timing for restricting visitation and grouping patients [ 5, 6].

In this paper, we present a scalable hardware scheduler architecture for real time systems that reduces processing overhead and improves timing predictability of the scheduler.

That said, in our study improved timing of consecutive DTP doses was observed over time in both countries.

This is achieved using H-8500 MandTs anewa new front-end electronics (FEE) with significantly improved timing precision, higher hit rate capability, and small dead time.

A recent technological innovation has replaced these conventional photomultiplier tubes in the PET gantry with next-generation, solid-state, digital photon counting PET detectors (digital PET or dPET) which have Time-of-Flight capability as well as markedly improved timing resolution.

Of all indices monitored, a statistically significant difference (P = 0.03) was only observed with regard to response time at baseline versus on completion of therapy, which may indicate improved timing in neuromuscular coordination.