Sentence examples for integrated verification from inspiring English sources

The chapter concludes with a discussion on the integrated verification plan test integration.

This chapter provides an overview of the overall management of the item qualification verification process using the integrated verification plan, integrated verification data report, and integrated verification management report.

In this paper, this problem is addressed by presenting an integrated verification approach during ADL-driven processor design.

The Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative (MURI) project on High-Confidence Design for Distributed Embedded Systems integrate verification, validation, and test procedures throughout the complete design, development and maintenance cycle, from requirements capture to deployment and life cycle updates.

The Secretary shall, if feasible, integrate the verification network under this section with such VetPro system and the National Emergency Responder Credentialing System.

This paper proposes a Bayesian methodology to integrate model verification, validation, and calibration activities for the purpose of overall uncertainty quantification in different types of engineering systems.

The Secretary shall coordinate with the Secretary of Veterans Affairs and the Secretary of Homeland Security to assess the feasibility of integrating the verification network under this section with the VetPro system of the Department of Veterans Affairs and the National Emergency Responder Credentialing System of the Department of Homeland Security.

An enhanced single-phase version of INSENS scales to large networks, integrates bidirectional verification to defend against rushing attacks, accommodates multipath routing to multiple base stations, enables secure joining/leaving, and incorporates a novel pairwise key setup scheme based on transitory global keys that is more resilient than LEAP.

Recently, some works [19, 20] propose the use of physically unclonable functions (PUFs) to integrate the verification process, making it more tamper-resistant.

For this purpose, the identification of representative data quality problems and how they should be integrated in software verification activities (e.g., software testing) is essential.

This chapter highlights the latest research done into (1) a practical, formal, coverage-based functional verification approach called instrumentation-based verification, (2) quality attribute reasoning, a semiautomated, nonfunctional verification theory, and (3) an integrated functional and nonfunctional verification approach for model-based development.