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Biofeedback Systems Architecture

Advances in Renal Replacement Therapy, 1999
The capability for a dialysis machine to use a measurement of the patient's status to automatically tune the dialysis session on-line is commonly addressed by physicians and bioengineers working in the hemodialysis field as "biofeedback." This paper presents the basics of mathematical modeling and control theory normally used in bioengineering ...
F, Paolini, A, Bosetto
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Synergies of system-of-systems and microservices architectures

Proceedings of the International Colloquium on Software-intensive Systems-of-Systems at 10th European Conference on Software Architecture, 2016
Systems-of-Systems (SoS) are being widely embraced by both practitioners and researchers. They share properties such as distribution, evolutionary development (i.e., openness), operational and managerial independence, and emergent behavior. Those properties imply that any element (system) in an SoS is able to operate independently.
Carlos E. Cuesta, Elena Navarro 0001, Uwe Zdun   +2 more
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System architecture: Complexities role in architecture entropy

2010 5th International Conference on System of Systems Engineering, 2010
This is the second paper in a series that discusses and further defines the notion of system architecture entropy. This paper specifically looks at the correlation between system architecture entropy and system complexity. The role of complexity, as it relates to entropy, is established by investigating entropy-complexity relationships in biology and ...
Mary A. Bone, Robert Cloutier, Peter Korfiatis, Anne Carrigy   +3 more
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Persistent System Architectures

1990
Persistent Programming Languages are defined as those languages which allow any of their values to have lives of any duration. The first ten years of research into those languages are reviewed. The motivation for such languages has increased. There are significant technological developments pertinent to their implementation.
Malcolm P. Atkinson 0001, Ronald Morrison   +1 more
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An architecture for a construction system

1996
Most organizations do not have a comprehensive or effective approach to the management of the software construction process. This paper describes QEF (Quod Erat Faciendum, that which was to be made), a system for large scale software construction developed by the author over the last twelve years and in use at a number of major organizations.
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Computer System Architecture

1973
Designs based upon once valid assumptions may lose their integrity when a technology or range of application changes. Unfortunately, designers usually accept such changes reluctantly.
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Architecture of Computing System based on Chiplet

Micromachines, 2022
Dongdong Chen, Guangbao Shan
exaly  

An architecture for complex systems

1997
We demonstrate that both a logical and a mathematical approach is required to design an architecture which describes precisely the construction of complex systems. The key advantage of our architecture is that it not only describes the construction of hierarchical systems in a precise way, but that it also expresses the operations that carry out the ...
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From Automation System to Autonomous System: An Architecture Perspective

Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2021
Yamin Huang, Man Zhu, Axel Hahn
exaly  

Secure system architecture

ACM SIGARCH Computer Architecture News, 1974
David Stryker, David Weiss
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