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Implementation of high-level operations
1993In this chapter, we will investigate how a silage description is transformed into a register-transfer description.
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Provider-Level Factors Influencing Implementation
2018Cancer treatment is increasingly complex. The tools for diagnosis, staging, and predicting prognosis are rapidly evolving, as are the therapies, treatment modalities, and treatment protocols. The complexity of care, the need for a multidisciplinary team across settings, and patient-level factors all present providers with a unique set of challenges ...
Alex H. Krist, Vivian Jiang
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Implementing Language Support in High-Level Languages
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 1984Summary: One of the requirements for building an operating system in a high-level operating system language, such as Ada, concurrent Pascal, or modula, is the construction of a language support system, or kernel. This paper presents a model that generalizes the concept of a kernel, and defines a kernel and the processes it supports to be at different ...
McKendry, Martin S., Campbell, Roy H.
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Wafer Level Reliability Competitiveness And Implementation Issues
International Integrated Reliability Workshop Final Report, 1993ABSTRACT How does wafer level reliability assessment and testing methodology integrate into the semiconductor manufacturers overall reliability assurance and improvement strategy? What wafer level tests are appropriate and when should they be utilized? Wafer level reliability has made the evolutionary step from academia to manufacturing actuality. This
Jeff S. May, Hoang H. Hoang
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An ASIC level BIST implementation for system level testing
[1991] Proceedings Fourth Annual IEEE International ASIC Conference and Exhibit, 2002The architecture and operation of a built-in self-test (BIST) implementation at the ASIC level for use at manufacturing unit level testing and system diagnostics is described. Analysis of this BIST approach is given in terms of area overhead, fault coverage, reduction in manufacturing testing costs, and reduction in system diagnostic execution time. >
C.E. Stroud, R.F. Shaw
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International Integrated Reliability Workshop Final Report, 1993
G. Claudius, R. Hijab
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G. Claudius, R. Hijab
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Levels of a Schema Implementations
1988As CAD systems provide different levels of capabilities one cannot expect all systems to support the full schema in their pre- and post-processors. On the other hand, it must not be left to the choice of the implementer of processors which subset of entities and attribute he wants to support.
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