Sentence examples for preserved timing from inspiring English sources

The proposed software stack will let both real-time and non real-time application coexist on next-generation, power-efficient embedded platforms, with preserved timing guarantees.

This process is amplified by the absence of Mecp2, but with a preserved timing (Fig. 2).

Then, a SystemC-based timed functional simulator runs the annotated source code much faster than the VP while preserving timing accuracy.

Similar results were obtained if we preserved the timing of intervention but modified the route of drug administration switching to a continuous infusion, Figure 8.

Although most detection properties were preserved, including efficiency, timing jitter and afterpulsing probability, all APD samples demonstrated significant increases in dark count rate (DCR) due to radiation-induced damage, many orders of magnitude higher than the 200 counts per second (cps) required for ground-to-satellite quantum communications.

We claim that the DGRP corresponds to a wormhole that preserves the timing properties required to run consensus effectively.

It is not entirely clear whether this is accomplished by preserving stimulus timing in the signal being sent to the brain, or calls for a retinal binding mechanism.

Further, whether or not the optic nerve signal can preserve the timing of very brief stimulation, it is unlikely that the present results can be explained in terms of high precision signal transmission.

The subpopulation structure of GLEaM and its coupling with mobility processes preserves accurate timing in different geographical areas.

Motion compensating or correcting techniques, which preserve the timing and quantitative nature of contrast measurements, are required, together with appropriate registration techniques.

The benefits of apixaban over warfarin were preserved, irrespective of timing of AF diagnosis.