"... In PAGE 4: ... Ongoing experiments with the prototype platform will allow us to tune both the hardware and the software to the ECG application, especially its power consumption and size. Table1 shows several features of the prototype, including the measured power consumption and the estimated battery life. 4.... In PAGE 4: ....2. Improving battery life and system weight by energy profiling of applications Holter applications typically require battery life of 24-48 hours, so power consumption of the ECG monitor is a critical issue. As Table1 shows, our expected battery life is much less. Removing some of the unnecessary functionality described in Section 4.... ..."

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"... In PAGE 5: ... This method was found to be the most portable and still quite efficient, only using around 1-2% of the system CPU resources on average. The range of context signals which were thought to be potentially interesting and logged for later analysis are summarised in Table1 . A number of these signals are used as input data for the algorithm which we have developed.... ..."

"... In PAGE 11: ... 5. Simulation implementation Table3 summarizes the implementation platform and applications for each of the six architectures, and Table 4 summarizes the process for implementing a specific simulation model. While not discussed here, each architecture incorporates the necessary simulation infrastructure, such as event lists, clocks, random number generators, etc.... ..."

"... In PAGE 41: ... 0 | Page 41 of 48 Because the CPGA processes signals in the continuous time domain, its performance versus bias setting remains mostly independent of the sample rate. Table25 shows how the typical current consumption seen at AVDD (Pins 35 and 40) varies as a function of Bits (7:5), while the remaining bits are maintained at their default setting of 0. Only four of the possible settings result in any reduction in current consumption relative to the default setting.... ..."

"... In PAGE 2: ... For high-resolution converters, this inevitably leads to an increase of power consumption to maintain SNR. However, the accuracy of lower-resolution ADCs is limited by component mismatch, which results in a power and area scaling trend similar to that of the digital circuits for fixed conversion speeds ( Table1 ). The point of watershed at the current technology nodes seems to be between 8 and 10 bits.... ..."

"... In PAGE 2: ... Commands are redirected to a configuration file and the application level process is restarted. 3 Implementation Table1 identifies several types of security services and how each maps to a... ..."

"... In PAGE 2: ... Section 3 presents a brief description of the GEOS-CHEM model as applied to our study. The ability of the model to reproduce the observations from AIRS, SOS, NARSTO- NE, and other programs ( Table1 ) is examined in section 4. Table 1.... In PAGE 3: ...1. [9] Table1 lists the observational data sets used to evaluate the GEOS-CHEM simulation over the United States. The AIRS network provides a comprehensive set of data for evaluating the surface O3 simulation, but aside from Cal- ifornia, stations are sparse over the western United States.... In PAGE 6: ...radiation flux at the surface, sensible heat flux, total precip- itation at the ground, convective precipitation at the ground, and mixing depths. These data serve as input to different GEOS-CHEM modules that simulate tranport, emissions, photochemistry, and deposition (see Table1 of Bey et al. [2001a] for more information).... In PAGE 7: ... Model Evaluation [23] Detailed evaluation of model results with observa- tions, not only for O3, but also for its precursors and related species, is critical for assessing the ability of the model to describe the processes controlling O3 [Sillman, 1999]. In this work, we focus our evaluation on the United States in the summer of 1995 to diagnose strengths and weaknesses in the model through comparison with the observations in Table1 . The vertical resolution of the model is too coarse to simulate properly the diurnal variation of surface air con- centrations driven by mixed layer growth and decay.... In PAGE 9: ....2. Surface Concentrations of Related Species [31] Surface observations in 1995 for species other than O3 are limited. Hourly average concentrations of O3, NO, NOy, and CO were recorded at seven surface sites as part of SOS ( Table1 ) [Meagher et al.... ..."

"... In PAGE 4: ...In order for the userspace applications to use the copy engine, we propose the addition of the follow- ing interfaces, as shown in Table1 . The adma icopy operation helps in initiating the copy and returns a cookie which can be used later to check for completion while the adma copy check operation helps in check- ing if the corresponding memory operation has com- pleted.... ..."

"... In PAGE 5: ...Given the trends shown previously for both SNR and SFDR, how do they stand up against system requirements? Table2 shows required performance by air standard for popular wireless standards. These specifications are for wideband multicarrier performance without the benefit of automatic gain control, similar to what would be required for a software defined receiver capable of processing that standard.... ..."