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Table 5.1. These statistics show that it is possible to use c@t to program resource constrained devices. More than 1000 words of program memory and 50 bytes of RAM are available when the resources of master and slave are combined2 (Please refer to the totals row in the table). We believe that it should be sufficient to add the necessary low-level networking routines and implement this application in hardware. Device Program

in Massively Distributed Embedded Systems
by Devasenapathi P. Seetharamakrishnan, Devasenapathi P. Seetharamakrishnan 2002

TABLE I Resource-Constrained Scheduling Results for the EWF

in A Solution Methodology for Exact Design Space Exploration in a Three-Dimensional Design Space
by Samit Chaudhuri, Stephen A. Blythe, Robert A. Walker 1997
Cited by 12

Table 2.1: Classiflcation of Resource-Constrained Assignment Problems Task-Agent Matching

in Addressing capacity uncertainty in resource-constrained assignment problems
by Berkin Toktas 2004
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Table 7.6: Results of the Tabu Search solver for Resource-Constrained Scheduling

in Local Search Techniques for Scheduling Problems: Algorithms and Software Tools
by Luca Di Gaspero

Table 6: Resource Constrained Loops-Baseline 2

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"... In PAGE 34: ... In this case only those loops having ResMII RecMII were taken into account. The data on Table6 shows the fraction of loops that were found to be resource constrained for each of the machine models considered. It should be noticed that every time the number of FUs increases a new set of loops become recurrence constrained, thus preventing them from bene ting of further machine upgrades.... ..."

Table 11. Resource constrained schedulings Bench Percentage Energy savings (SE)

in Energy Efficient Scheduling for Datapath Synthesis
by Saraju P. Mohanty, N. Ranganathan 2003
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Table 4. The function and terminal set for resource constrained scheduling problem

in Evolutionary Algorithms for Solving Resource Constrained Scheduling Problem
by unknown authors

Table 2: The Model of the MMRCPSP The model is presented in Table 2 and is referred to as the multi-mode resource-constrained project scheduling problem (MMRCPSP).

in PSPLIB -- A project scheduling problem library
by Rainer Kolisch, Arno Sprecher 1996
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Table 2: Studies done in resource-constrained settings with natural history information, published between November 2003 and November 2005.

in unknown title
by unknown authors 2006

TABLE II POST-SYNTHESIS RESULTS FOR RESOURCE-CONSTRAINED SYNTHESIS: COMPARISON OF DESIGN PARAMETERS FOR THE DFG EXTRACTED BY GAUT AND DFG GENERATED BY TEDIFY

in Data-Flow Transformations using Taylor Expansion Diagrams
by M. Ciesielski, S. Askar, D. Gomez-prado, J. Guillot, E. Boutillon
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