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We used the IPCM software to measure the processing time produced by the networked implementation, taking into account all delays caused by the RAM.

As shown in Fig. 5 b, both the discrete- and real-time modes produce results very close to those produced by the networked implementation.

The validation was performed by measuring and comparing the service time (time to perform one round of service) resulting from the execution of the networked implementation and the service time resulting from the execution using SIMPRO in both real-time and discrete-time modes.

Primary mental health care is also a setting in which clinical treatment and social care tend to be closely combined; where health problems are often chronic; where the evidence-base for interventions and models of care is frequently weak or absent; and where care is often provided through a fragmentary, networked implementation structure.

Regarding the validation of the real-time and discrete-time modes of our simulator, it was necessary to create a set of benchmark results by collecting data performance of the VoD proxy during its execution in a more realistic context which we refer to as "networked implementation".

In this paper we consider a control architecture that approximates co-location while enabling remote implementation (networked sensor and actuator channels).

To overcome these limitations, we consider control architectures that approximate co-location while enable remote implementation (networked sensor and actuator channels).

The design, stability analysis and real-time implementation of networked predictive control systems are studied.

This paper discusses the design and implementation of networked predictive control systems.

This paper is concerned with the design, analysis and real-time implementation of networked control systems using the predictive control strategy.

In particular, it describes the design and implementation of "Networked DrumSteps", an application that allows multiple users in different locations to collaborate in the process of music composition, but without the use of standard notation.