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Table 4: Real Times, Speedups, and k

in FastLSA: A Fast, Linear-Space, Parallel and Sequential Algorithm for Sequence Alignment

by A. Driga , P. Lu, J. Schaeffer, D. Szafron, K. Charter, I. Parsons 2003

"... In PAGE 38: ... The resulting speedup curves are shown in Figure 9. Table4 shows the execution time for each sequence alignment performed and the corresponding value for k that achieved that performance.... ..."

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Table 3 Real-time performance for sequence

in Cloth Simulation within the PROMETHEUS Real-Time Virtual Studio System

by Lee Bull, Mel Slater

"... In PAGE 9: ... The simulation was run at 33 time steps per frame. Runtime performance details for this animation sequence are given in Table3 . Here, we have rendered just the character and cloth without a scene, to realize a frame rate of 26.... ..."

Table 2. Example Real-Time Workload

in Scheduling Optional Computations in Fault-Tolerant Real-Time Systems

by Pedro Mejia-Alvarez, Hakan Aydin, Daniel Mosse, Rami Melhem

"... In PAGE 6: ...4 Example The example described in this section has been designed to illustrate in detail the framework presented so far. Consider a set of 5 periodic tasks with timing requirements and assigned criticality values described in Table2 . The priority assignment policy chosen for this example is Rate Monotonic (RMS) [8].... ..."

Table 3. Real Times, Speedups, and a18

in The Fast Linear Space Alignment (FastLSA) algorithm

by Adrian Driga, Paul Lu, Jonathan Schaeffer, Duane Szafron, Kevin Charter, Ian Parsons

"... In PAGE 8: ... Best Speedups for XRCC1, Myosin, and TCR ing speedup curves are shown in Figure 5. Table3 shows the execution time for each sequence alignment performed and the corresponding value for a18 that achieved that perfor- mance.... ..."

TABLE III Sample Dispatch Table, Real Time

in A soft real time scheduling server in UNIX operating system

by Hao-hua Chu, Klara Nahrstedt 1997

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Table 1 Real - time performance diagrams.

in VHD: a system for directing real-time virtual actors

by Gal Sannier Selim, Selim Balcisoy, Nadia Magnenat Thalmann, Daniel Thalmann 1999

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Table 1: Benchmark results (real time, in seconds)

in Specialization Patterns

by Ulrik Pagh Schultz, Ulrik Pagh Schultz, Julia L. Lawall, Julia L. Lawall, Charles Consel, Charles Consel 2000

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Table 1. Real-time channel table.

in A New Approach to Provide Real-Time Services on High-Speed Local Area Networks

by J. Fernández, J. M. García, J. Duato

"... In PAGE 3: ...put port can be found, resources are allocated, channel is added to the channel table (see Table1 ), and the request is forwarded to the next switch. If not, a best-effort mes- sage, called RTC RESPONSE(False), is returned to Ha0 fol- lowing a different path from that of RTC REQUEST.... In PAGE 5: ... The CONTROL PORT allows the control unit to inject messages. The CHANNEL TABLE (see Table1 ) has an allocated entry for each channel, primary or secondary, that goes through the switch. Each output port has three registers storing its reserved resources.... ..."

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Table 4: Real time task illustration.

in Towards A Composite Modelling Approach for

by Peter J Wild, Peter Johnson, Hilary Johnson 2004