Hard real-time systems demand high performance in combination with a timing predictable program execution.
They want to focus their limited resources on publishing more books more frequently, but they also don't want the gatherings to ossify into a predictable program — or worse, an annual party.
"I don't want to create a fixed, predictable program of activity," Aitken said.
As a model organism, it offers the following: a small, compact genome; a free swimming larva with only about 2600 cells; and an embryogenesis that unfolds according to a predictable program of cell division.
I think of this as an evolution from software to dataware as applications transform from predictable programs to data-trained systems that continuously learn and make predictions that become more effective over time.
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November 27 2015 November 30 201515 A cynic might decry the Met's predictable programming of "La Bohème" during yet another holiday season, but Franco Zeffirelli's masterly production of Puccini's midwinter tragedy, now deep into its fourth decade, continues to cast an irresistible spell.
The season also includes the society's annual presentation of Bach's "Brandenburg" Concertos and less predictable programs like the one on Tuesday at Alice Tully Hall, with folk-inspired works by Ligeti, Dvorak, Kurtag and Zemlinsky.
