The software under test serves as a controlled object, and the (optimal) testing strategy determined by the theory of controlled Markov chains serves as a controller.
The proposed method verifies functional requirements in a dynamic environment with constantly changing user requirements, in which the program serves as a controlled object, and the verification strategy determined by software behavioral model (SBM) serves as a controller.
Television, with a Nexus tablet that serves as a controller, costs an extra $50.
This inverse model serves as a controller in the feedforward part of the system.
On one assignment, I served as a controller at a paper plant in Greenville, N.C, to understand how seemingly small decisions have an impact on capital, costs and operations at that level.
The original TPP began two weeks ago on 12 February when an anonymous developer created a live-stream of Pokémon using online service Twitch, hacking the site's chat box to serve as a controller for the game.
And Game Boy Advance serves as a controller for Nintendo's upcoming Gamecube console, so players will be able to use the unit's screen to, say, call plays in a football game without revealing strategy to an opponent.
That is, analogous to the suggestion by many computational models, predictive memory systems are driven by mechanisms that reduce uncertainty, and the prefrontal cortex is ideally situated to serve as a controller that seeks to resolve uncertainty.
It is proposed that prefrontal cortex continually and automatically produces adaptive responses according to homeostatic regulatory principles: prefrontal cortex may serve as a controller that is intrinsically driven to maintain in prediction areas an experience-dependent firing rate set point that ensures adaptive temporally and spatially resolved neural responses to future prediction errors.
The inverse model can then play the role of a feedforward controller that replaces the motor cortex serving as a feedback controller.
Curiously, although he flew at every opportunity, including ferrying Clippers from base to base, and eventually accumulated more than 14,000 hours of flying time, Mr. Pyle, who owned a series of single-engine planes, was never a Pan Am pilot, but worked in administrative posts before entering the Navy in World War II and serving as an air controller in the South Pacific.
