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Showing 1 to 20 of 202 for “"VM"”.
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Can silhouette execution mitigate VM boot storms?
… virtualization enables data centers to run many VMs on individual hosts - this reduces costs, simplifies administration and facilitates management. Improvement in hardware and virtualization technology, coupled with the use of virtualization for desktop machines with modest steady-state resource …
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*PILER: NOT A VM TO RULE NO ONE
In this work, we discuss an exotic alternative to compiler/transpiler development. The alternative takes form in the *piler (read starpiler), a novel compiler infrastructure rooted in the popular search algorithm A*. While traditional compilers are defined as ordered sequences of compilation …
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VM and workload fingerprinting for software defined datacenters
… captured data consisting of resource usage and VM-related metrics into a meaningful fingerprint that identifies the virtual machine and describes its performance. In our analysis we try to determine which of these metrics are relevant and how they can be expressed as a light-weight and robust …
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Performance evaluation of VM-level record-and-replay techniques and applications
Limited Restriction Lifted for Item 93313 on 2018-07-08T09:15:27Z.
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Cross-ISA Execution Migration of Unikernels: Build Toolchain, Memory Alignment, and VM State Transfer Techniques
… usually run workloads inside virtual machines (VM), but these embedded boards are not capable of running full-fledged VMs. In this thesis, we propose to use lightweight VMs, called unikernel, which can run on these low-end embedded devices. Another problem is that the most efficient versions of …
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The Efficacy of an In-Vivo Chaining Procedure Compared to POV-VM Chaining Procedure to Teach a Task to Children with Autism
… more recently point-of-view video modeling (POV-VM) which provides the instruction from the subject’s vantage point may also be effective for teaching children with autism and other disabilities needed skills (Shukla-Mehta, Miller, & Callahan, 2010). There is some empirical evidence that chaining …
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Exploring vasculogenic mimicry and anti-angiogenic therapy resistance within breast cancer patient-derived tissue xenograft models
… in causing AAT resistance. Vasculogenic mimicry (VM) is a unique non- angiogenic vascularisation method whereby tumour cells acquire endothelial cell-like characteristics and create tumour-lined pseudo-blood vessels. VM has been associated with poor prognosis, metastasis and AAT resistance, …
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Development and application of an imaging and spatially-driven toolkit to elucidate vasculogenic mimicry in breast cancer mouse models
Vasculogenic mimicry (VM) is one form of tumour vascularisation that describes tumour cells that have acquired endothelial-like features, endowing them with the ability to form vessel-like structures. VM networks have been postulated to be functional, enabling them to play a critical role tumour …
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Autism and Occupation: Video Modeling for Maker Activities
… Spectrum Disorder (ASD) using video modeling (VM) while engaging in Maker activities is an essential part of occupational therapy research. Participants in this study were four individuals with ASD recruited from a project-based studio located in San Rafael, CA, and one staff member. The …
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Targeting Vasculogenic Mimicry in Cancer
… to angiogenesis known as vascular mimicry (VM). In VM capable tumours, pseudo blood vessels are formed by tumour cells that have acquired endothelial-like properties independently of host endothelium. VM is a marker of poor prognosis and metastasis in patients, however it is still poorly …
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Video Modeling and Occupational Engagement In Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder
… assistive technology (AT). Video modeling (VM) is an evidence-based practice (EBP) for individuals with ASD that falls under the umbrella of AT (Franzone & Collet-Klingenberg, 2008). VM capitalizes on the visual learning strengths of individuals with ASD and minimizes the use of auditory …
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Vasculogenic mimicry in bladder cancer and its association with cancer stem cells and human chorionic gonadotropin-beta
… investigate the occurrence of vascular mimicry (VM) in bladder cancer or to correlate the presence of VM with different stages and grades of bladder cancer. Equally, the prevalence of cancer stem cells (CSCs) in bladder cancer in relation to the different grades and stages has not been studied as …
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User-centric cloud application management
… to choose a particular Virtual Machine (VM) type from the Cloud Providers (CP). Cloud application performance variability and IaaS pricing diversity amongst the CPs are seen as the main reasons for cloud users’ perplexity with selection of a VM type. Although cloud researchers have …
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Variable methylation of endogenous retroviruses: epigenetic inheritance, environmental modulation, and genetic modifiers
… novel repertoire of variably methylated IAPs (VM-IAPs) and in doing so assesses the extent to which endogenous retroviruses in the mammalian genome display Avy-like properties. Findings indicate that VM-IAPs become hypermethylated in the male germline by the DNA methyltransferase DNMT3C and are …
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Effects of Video Modeling on Customer Service Skills of Young Adults with Autism in Community Employment Settings
… ASD is described. The use of video modeling (VM) is presented as one means to enhance employment experiences for this population. Video modeling literature specific to improving employment skills of young adults with ASD is reviewed. A meta-analysis was conducted to evaluate the methodological …
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The role of the dopaminergic neurotrophin growth/differentiation factor-5 in the developing rat ventral midbrain
… in the developing rat ventral mesencephalon (VM) was found to begin at E12 and peak on E14, the day that dopaminergic neurons undergo terminal differentiation. In the adult rat, GDF-5 was found to be restricted to heart and brain, being expressed in many areas of the brain, including striatum …
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Virtual metrology for plasma etch processes.
… and/or regular measurements. Virtual metrology (VM) is the use of mathematical models with accessible measurements from an operating process to estimate variables of interest. This thesis addresses the challenge of virtual metrology for plasma processes, with a particular focus on semiconductor …
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Dynamic reliability and security monitoring: a virtual machine approach
… are typically built using virtual machines (VMs). VM monitoring takes advantage of this and uses the hypervisor that runs VMs for robust reliability and security monitoring. The hypervisor provides an environment that is isolated from failures and attacks inside customers’ VMs. Furthermore, …
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Providing application-aware reliability through OS/hypervisor-level techniques
… system and then enhance the RMK to work in VMs. In a native system, the RMK is installed as a device driver, while in a virtualized system, the RMK is both installed as a device driver in VMs and deployed as a hypercall (which is like a system call) in a hypervisor. Our approach is …
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