Microsoft Word - Programm_Abstracts1306.doc

task. In particular, she will show that the limitation of visuo-spatial WM is due to common neural resources shared by WM and selective attention. Christoph Bledowski will report fMRI and EEG results of the [...] similarity and higher memory load increase recognition difficulty by tapping similar neuronal resources. 22 Bottom-up phonological speech perception mechanisms are involved in verbal working memory: An [...] magnetic resonance imaging to test the hypothesis that this limitation is due to common neural resources shared by visual WM and attention. We combined visual search and delayed discrimination of spatial …

Software Fault Injection and Localization in Embedded Systems

to embedded systems. The domain- specific constraints applying to these systems, such as limited resources and the predominant C/C++ programming languages, require a specific set of injection and localization [...] which come with additional limitations. Embedded systems are often smaller in terms of available resources and human-machine interfaces, i. e., they may comprise smaller processors and no display. Ad- ditionally [...] nt isolation between applications and basic software, and • unfair assignment of CPU (or other resources) to applications, maybe leading to starvation. Second, there are regularly applications, which provide …

Microsoft Word - Locquenghien-230306.doc

tion's need for security to be the actual "enemy of freedom". On the other hand many citizens are aware of surveillance but do not feel disturbed or restricted in their privacy (cf. Winsemann 2005). The [...] field. Generally speaking, "the influence on environmental as- pects like disposal, consumption of resources and energy by a large scale implementation of ubiquitous comput- ing technologies […] is hardly [...] objects. This kind of rhetorical description produces the picture of a strongly emotional and socially aware autonomous acting object, which in reality simply executes certain pre-programmed functions without …

for this defeat. The Islamic State shares the resources conquered with his soldiers but also punishes them for a defeat. One example for sharing the resources is the sad destiny of displaced women. Some [...] more broadly when resources can be used to affect distributional outcomes.” (p. 1). In most cases a monopoly leads to a loss in welfare. If this monopoly is artificial and scarce resources are spent to gain [...] rent-seeking. According to Tollison (1982) an economic rent is “defined as a return in excess of a resource owner’s opportunity cost,[...]”. An economic rent can be artificial or not, i.e. a shortage that …

approximate the median stable matching. In the area of resource allocation problems, several works investigate the eq- uitable distribution of divisible resources in networks. The work of Ichimori et al [38] considers [...] es in our set- ting). Nash welfare is a standard measure of fairness when allocating divisible resources [13]. As in [11], we also study the generalization of Nash welfare using power means (for a parameter [...] maximize the minimum happiness of a kid. Bertsimas et al [6] introduce the price of fairness in resource allocation problems. A substantial amount of work has also been devoted to cake-cutting algorithms …

analysis, which is very pessimistic and therefore leads to overestimating the necessary system resources. Probability of Deadline Misses. A key procedure needed for such soft real-time systems is the analysis [...] execution scheme with the largest WCET at design time would lead to largely over-designing the system resources. Furthermore, many real-time systems can tolerate a small number of deadline misses at runtime as [...] dline-miss-probability.pdf. 28 Dakai Zhu, Hakan Aydin, and Jian-Jia Chen. Optimistic reliability aware energy manage- ment for real-time tasks with probabilistic execution times. In Proceedings of the …

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are wrong here: It is not the formalism that must take limited resources into account, but the interpretation of the output of a resource-bounded planning system relative to the formalism. We do not believe [...] Russel and Wefald [19]. They say, that existing formal models, by neglecting the fact of limited resources for computation, fail to provide an adequate theoretical basis on which to build a science of articial [...] while we see a fair amount of work that is closely related to single aspects of ours, we are not aware of other work under the same or a comparable perspective. To repeat pointers to related work from …

scientific content of scientists’ actions and accounts is sys- tematically re-interpreted as being a resource in social negotiations. How- ever, this is possible only because the analysts understand the si [...] the discovery of pulsar phenomena, he wrote: “In research of this kind, I obvi- ously needed to be aware of the scientific issues in order to correspond with or inter- view participants.” (Woolgar 1976: [...] Almost all the Nobelists are acutely concerned with maximizing the use of that inevitably scarce resource, time (…) In part, their commitment to the intellectually profitable use of their time led them …

media coverage of migrants and refugees in the media of the USA. Along with a great variety of resources, these “Global Perspectives” on reporting on media, migra- tion and forced displacement are available [...] contributed to the conception of public policies, studies and new ways of making the local population aware of the problem and the urgency of arousing solidarity and empathy. It can be noted that the polarization [...] so-called ‘European refugee crisis’ emerged as an additional topic for a public that was already acutely aware of the increased migration pressure at its border to Mexico but also that it hosts the highest absolute …