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Brunkhorst’s Critical Theory: Evolutionary Paths or Path Dependency?
Krisis : tijdschrift voor filosofie, 2016 openaire +2 more sources
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GPU-accelerated Critical Path Generation with Path Constraints
2021 IEEE/ACM International Conference On Computer Aided Design (ICCAD), 2021Path-based Analysis (PBA) is a pivotal step in Static Timing Analysis (STA) for reducing slack pessimism and improving quality of results. Optimization flows often invoke PBA repeatedly with different critical path constraints to verify correct timing ...
Guannan Guo +3 more
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A High-Performance Heterogeneous Critical Path Analysis Framework
IEEE Conference on High Performance Extreme Computing, 2021Emphasis on static timing analysis (STA) has shifted from graph-based analysis (GBA) to path-based analysis (PBA) for reducing unwanted slack pessimism.
Yasin Zamani, Tsung-Wei Huang
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Project scheduling for constructing biogas plant using critical path method
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2018S. Zareei
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An Efficient Critical Path Generation Algorithm Considering Extensive Path Constraints
Design Automation Conference, 2020In this paper, we introduce a fast and efficient critical path generation algorithm considering extensive path constraints on a Static Timing Analysis (STA) graph.
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Home Healthcare Nurse: The Journal for the Home Care and Hospice Professional, 1994
A critical path has been defined as a "written plan that functions as a map and timetable for efficient and precise delivery of health care." Critical paths are seen as a method of maintaining quality care while controlling costs through coordination of services. Many benefits have been realized through the use of critical paths in acute care settings.
C F, Corbett, I M, Androwich
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A critical path has been defined as a "written plan that functions as a map and timetable for efficient and precise delivery of health care." Critical paths are seen as a method of maintaining quality care while controlling costs through coordination of services. Many benefits have been realized through the use of critical paths in acute care settings.
C F, Corbett, I M, Androwich
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An introduction to critical paths
Quality Management in Health Care, 1992A critical path defines the optimal sequencing and timing of interventions by physicians, nurses, and other staff for a particular diagnosis or procedure. Critical paths are developed through collaborative efforts of physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and others to improve the quality and value of patient care.
R J, Coffey +5 more
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Application of critical path method to stochastic processes with historical operation data
Chemical engineering research & design, 2019The CPM (Critical Path Method) is a network-based approach for project management. This method identifies the longest path, which allows us to find the critical path that must be shortened so that the completion time of the whole project can be shortened.
Yuya Takakura +3 more
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