GMonE [77] is a monitoring tool which covers the physical, infastructure, platform and application layers of the cloud stack.
To illustrate it, we have implemented GMonE, a general-purpose cloud monitoring tool which covers all aspects of cloud monitoring by specifically addressing the needs of modern cloud infrastructures.
The Best Management Practices BMPP) Manual has been designed as a comprehensive decision-making tool which covers many facets of HDD planning, engineering, siting, construction and environmental protection and mitigation, particularly the management of drilling muds, contingency planning and BMPs.
The most commonly used is the corpus provided with the MutationFinder tool, which covers protein variants.
The tool, which covered processes, context, perceptions, and limited outputs, did not, however, collect views from graduates on the impact of curricula.
Quality assessment of qualitative papers was carried out in accordance with the Critical Appraisal Skills Programme qualitative research appraisal tool, which covered rigour, key research methods used, credibility and relevance.
Considering this matter, at the beginning of this course, the instructor focused on making the students get familiar with its interface by fully introducing the basic tools, which covers the 2D process of drawing lines and circular curves (Choi 2014).
An approach to support stakeholders and policy makers with a selection and an application of different methods for an integrated spatial and energy planning is provided by Stoeglehner et al. in a study which gives an overview about tools which cover analysis of energy savings, energy efficiency, renewable energy, spatial planning, mobility and evaluation and optimisation of planning schemes [23].
This is described by the Medical Outcomes Trust as a 'generic instrument', as opposed to its six identified QOL tools which cover 'condition-specific' areas – adult asthma, pediatric asthma, 24-hour migraine, migraine-specific QOL, angina, and urinary incontinence.
Clinical decision support system (CDSS) is a computer tool which broadly covers autonomous or semiautonomous tasks ranging amang symptoms diagnosis, analysis, classification, and computer-aided reasoning on choosing some appropriate medical care or treatment.
A series of fault injection tools are accomplished which covers CPU faults, memory faults, disk faults, IO faults, and file system faults.
