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(c) AE event recorded from the first sensor that triggers the data acquisition process.
The German justice minister, in her letters to Grayling and May, asks for clarification of the legal basis for Project Tempora and demands to know whether "concrete suspicions" trigger the data collection or whether the vast quantities of global email, Facebook postings, internet histories and phone calls are being held for up to 30 days as part of a general trawl.
Memory pipelines with a depth of 5.5μs allow deadtime-less operation in the first-level trigger; the data are multiple-buffered to diminish deadtime in the second-level trigger.
In this article, we focus on improving scalable video delivery across a wireless link through cross-layer enhanced MAC layer QoS techniques and use the BS controller to trigger the data link layer SVC adaptation on and off dynamically.
The onset of stimulation was noted with triggers in the data corresponding to the beginning of each word.
The details of the shower detectors, shower trigger and the data acquisition system are presented here along with estimates of trigger efficiencies from Monte Carlo simulations for primary photons (γ-rays) and several nuclei.
Alternatively, the packet sent could be externally triggered, with the data pulled out of the mote by a mobile sink or data mule.
Once an experiment has started (trigger signal), the data collection unit continuously receives new data packets from a detector and sends raw data frames to the data processing unit.
Order is not important, as constituents are only triggered when the data received matches the input data expected in the state transition in which its operation is at that moment.
During the CT data acquisition, the ECG was registered simultaneously for prospective triggering of the data.
Data analysis is often limited to comparison of each data point with an environmental standard or guideline, and regulatory action is triggered if the data point exceeds the standard.
