Sentence examples for output place from inspiring English sources
Any enabled transition may fire by removing one token from every input place and depositing one token in each output place [29].
This paper proposes a control architecture for reconfigurable manufacturing systems and its design method based on Petri nets (Input Output Place Transition and Production Flow Schema), Service-Oriented Architecture and Holonic and Multi-Agent System techniques, among other good practices.
A transition, its output place and their connecting arcs can be replaced by hexagonal nodes (Fig. 1) to simplify the representation.
In PNFL models of gene regulatory networks, the activity of a target gene t is controlled by a single transition that discharges into a single output place (see Fig. 1).
The transition of drug tokens is forced by the output place.
After blasting in the output place, a bomb can destroy b gene tokens and the bomb is consumed.
An enabled transition can fire and thus remove tokens from its input places and generate tokens for its output places.
The firing of a transition means that the transition is enabled and tokens flow through the transition from input places to supply tokens to connecting output places [16].
For example, in Figure 5, firing of transitions,,, and can allocate several resources from one agent to another, and these firings can be represented by removal of tokens from input places and their addition to the output places.
The so called preset (a set of input places) of a transition t is defined as (^{(p)}t= {p| p, t) in B}), while the so called postset (a set of output places) of t is defined as (t^{(p)}= {p| t, p) in B}).
A cooperative spectrum sharing model between a primary and a secondary user is a five-tuple, where is the finite set of places, is a finite set of transitions, and are the input and output functions which specify the input and output places of transitions, and is the set of markings such that and denote the sets of initial and final markings, after firing all the transitions.
