Stringent requirements for performance, flexibility, dependability, and energy-efficiency in uncertain/dynamic environments have increased the demand for endowing systems with self-adaptation capabilities.
Such requirements include those related to high performance, large scale data volume transport, dynamic provisioning, path flexibility, and stringent determinism for all service parameters.
The data acquisition system for these magnet instrumentation have stringent requirement regarding operational flexibility, reliability for continuous long term operation and data visualization during operations.
These requirements of flexibility and stringent ACLR have led IEEE DYSPAN Standard Committee to identify the necessity to develop a new standard defining radio interface for white space radio systems: IEEE 1900.7 standard [29].
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Today, on-slide chemical synthesis of short nucleic acid (oligonucleotide) probes provides high flexibility for selection and stringent quality control.
Channel 4 "just has to have private shareholders and it has to be run as any other public company" in order to encourage more stringent financial discipline, and allow it the flexibility to grow, he says.
But environmental groups said that the state needed the flexibility to demand the most stringent cleanup possible so it could broaden the future uses that a site could have, and that the court decision affirmed that right.
Identifying vector integration sites requires ad-hoc bioinformatics tools with stringent requirements in terms of computational efficiency, flexibility, and usability.
This cut-off sets a stringent standard for evidence yet provides enough flexibility to accommodate the predictive nature of the signatures used in creating InterPro entries.
