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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Timing behaviour"”.

  1. Optimisation of battery operating life considering software tasks and their timing behaviour

    The battery operating life of embedded systems is to be optimised. This thesis considers multiple independent software tasks that are assigned the same processor, with a battery as power supply. The tasks are supposed to have hard deadlines and are to be scheduled earliest deadline first (EDF). …

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  2. Cross-layer instruction-aware timing error mitigation & evaluation for energy-efficient dependable architectures

    … renders nanometer circuits extremely prone to timing errors that threaten system functionality and reliability. To protect circuits from timing errors, designers adopt pessimistic timing margins, which lead to energy inefficiency. This dissertation focuses on addressing the challenges related …

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  3. Being in the right place at the right time : time of day discrimination by pigeons, Columba Livia

    … decreased, which provides further support for a timing as opposed to an alternation mechanism. Experiment 4 was designed to investigate mechanisms underlying the timing behaviour. Lights-on time was shifted back by 6 hr and no decrease in performance was found during the first session following …

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  4. Timing the senses and sensing the time: Individual differences in subjective duration

    … the general population influence individual timing behaviour. This is accomplished over four experiments. The first seeks a relationship between the EEG alpha rhythm, which is strongly associated with visual and audio-visual temporal integration, and behaviour on four timing tasks; while …

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