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] | The MHTGR technology has been studied by the Institute of Nuclear and New Energy Technology (INET) at Tsinghua University for the past three decades. Construction of a 10 MW th pebble-bed high temperature test reactor HTR-10 at INET began in 1995, and the HTR-10 achieved its criticality in December 2000 [5] . In January 2003, the HTR-10 could run at full power level. Starting in 2003, a series of experiments have been carried out to verify its safety features and to grasp its operation characteristics. All of these tests or experiments demonstrate that the reactor core of the HTR-10 can shut itself down by negative surplus reactivity, and the decay heat will be removed from the reactor core by means of heat conduction, radiation and convection [6] . | Introduction | [
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29618065 | 2 | 91 | 4,788,348,141 | [
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] | Based on the design and operation of the HTR-10, the high temperature gas cooled reactor pebble-bed module (HTR-PM) project is proposed [7] . The major target of the HTR-PM project is to build a pebble-bed MHTGR demonstration plant of 200 MW e . This demonstration power plant deploys a two module scheme, where one module stands for one nuclear steam supply system (NSSS) which includes a 250 MW th one-zone pebble-bed high temperature gas-cooled reactor, a helical coiled once-through steam generator (OTSG) and some connecting pipes. This configuration not only guarantees the vital inherent safety properties but also provides the competitive economic characteristics [8] . The reactor core and the OTSG are arranged side by side, as illustrated in Figure 1 , and are housed in a steel pressure vessel, respectively. The two vessels are connected to each other by means of a hot gas duct. The cold helium (about 250 °C) enters the main blower located on the top of the OTSG vessel, and is pressurized before flowing into the coaxial pipe of the hot gas duct. It enters the channels in the reflector of the core from bottom to top, and then passes through the pebble-bed core from top to bottom where it is heated to a temperature of about 750 °C. The hot helium leaves the hot gas chamber in the bottom reflector and flows into the OTSG through the hot gas duct. Both of the NSSSs are connected to a steam header that delivers steam to a 200 MW e turbo-generator. Safe, stable and efficient operation is a key requirement for any nuclear reactors and also certainly for the MHTGRs, and power-level regulation is one of the key techniques that guarantee economic performance. The basic principle of the power-level control is the modulation of the rate of insertion and withdrawal of the control rods to regulate power output at a demand value using core power and average coolant temperature error signals computed from measurements. Moreover, power-distribution control is another aspect of power regulation as power-level control is, and the goal of the power-distribution control is to guarantee that the neutron concentration at each position cannot surpass its upper bounds. The main task of power-distribution control is to suppress the xenon oscillation. However, with proper design of the reactor core and fuel cycle, the xenon oscillation cannot result in a power-distribution swing inside the MHTGR core. The main design data of the HTR-PM reactor core, which is a typical MHTGR core, is given in Table 1 [7] . As we can see from Table 1 , the active area of the HTR-PM reactor core has a small diameter of 3 m and a large height of 11 m. The small diameter of the reactor guarantees that there is no severe xenon oscillation along the radial direction. Moreover, to obtain the most uniform power density distribution possible along the axial direction, the spherical fuel elements pass through the core approximately 15 times before reaching their final burn-up [4] . Because of the slim core shape and multi-passing-through fuel cycle type of the pebble-bed high temperature gas-cooled reactor, xenon oscillation cannot induce an axial power density swing [9] . Since there is no severe power-density oscillation inside the MHTGRs such as the HTR-PM reactor, power-level control is the most crucial for the regulation of MHTGR. | Introduction | [
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37572639 | 1 | 2 | 3,314,789,649 | [
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] | There has also been a dramatic increase in the use of agricultural contracts: the share of feederto-finish hog production under a production contract increased from about 18% in 1990 , to 28% in 1995 , to almost 60% in 2000 . In addition, hog production has become increasingly specialized, with most phases of production (gestation, farrowing, finishing) now occurring on specialized operations (McBride and Key, 2003) . Also during this period, production has shifted regionally -with substantial growth in the Southeast and other regions (Onal, Unnevehr, and Bekric, 2000; Roe, Irwin, and Sharp, 2002) . | Introduction | [
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970006 | 28 | 19 | 2,975,468,465 | [
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111891347 | 0 | 36 | 4,901,629,762 | [
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55318647 | 1 | 91 | 1,610,811,454 | [
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55501853 | 45 | 47 | 3,998,323,014 | [
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] | The observer initial conditions for the proposed controller are 150 rad/s, for the upper and lower wheels. The observer initial conditions in the sliding-mode controller are obviously the same. The observer gain 2 can be determined as indicated in the previous section. The results are summarized in Figures 5-9 , where it can be seen that the proposed controller (10), (24) ensures better performances with respect to the sliding-mode controller [16] . It is worth noting that, after the braking phase, between 5.5 and 7 s, corresponding to the maximum braking efficiency, the performance after 7 s is no longer relevant since the velocity is low, and the ABS is not working anymore in the appropriate range of velocities. | Experimental Results | [
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10043537 | 2 | 24 | 4,259,498,825 | [
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] | In a previous paper, the authors proposed a recursive least square scheme with forgetting for online estimation of mass and timevarying grade and showed good results in simulation [11] . The scheme uses the vehicle longitudinal dynamics equation and the engine torque and vehicle speed available through the Can Bus for simultaneous estimation of mass and grade. To capture the time variations of grade, different forgetting factors for grade and mass were introduced in this recursive least square scheme. | Introduction | [
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31973932 | 4 | 52 | 5,759,765,117 | [
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115040449 | 5 | 3 | 6,775,952,298 | [
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27216398 | 1 | 87 | 5,130,668,221 | [
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54038379 | 18 | 99 | 3,864,349,380 | [
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] | In a conventional tailwater pit, a storage volume of 1 to 2 days' runoff (3 to 6 percent ROV) is often used. The proper storage capacity depends on rate of runoff as well as frequency of pumping from the pit (Bondurant, 1969) . In a wind-powered system, the pit should hold most of the runoff between periods of turbine operation and also supply adequate water during periods of high windspeeds. | RESULTS AND DISCUSSION | [
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30418499 | 13 | 21 | 2,106,346,747 | [
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91177859 | 42 | 10 | 5,321,066,547 | [
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] | The theoretical reflection of this article lies in the similarity and the difference of the meaning of bounded rationality in the Western context and in the Chinese context of decentralized authoritarianism. The similarity is that, in both contexts, the decision-makers are goal-oriented, and to achieve the goals the decision-makers do not search for and compare the entire solutions, but adopt a satisfactory solution. The decision-makers are able to learn from past experience and adapt their thoughts to the shape of the problem environment. Therefore, the Chinese decision-makers can be assumed to comply with the principles of intention and adaptation in bounded rationality [8] . However, the difference is that the rationality of the decision-makers in the Western context and in the Chinese context is bounded by different factors. That said, decision-makers face different types of uncertainties. Western scholars commonly recognize the "technical" uncertainties of the problem that limit rationality, including the tractability of the problem, the time available to make the decision (i.e., the more time a decision-maker spends on a problem, the more likely his or her understanding of the problem will appropriate the actual task environment and the limitations of human cognition fades), the information available for problem diagnose, and the accessibility or availability of the solution [1, 7, 8] . The Chinese context featured by decentralized authoritarianism gives more "political" uncertainties of the problem that constitute to bounded rationality. The central-local relations of the Chinese governments make the central government less certain of the behavior patterns and responding strategies of local governments. Therefore, the rationality of a decision-maker does not depend solely on one's own cognitive limitations, or the technical aspects of the problem, but also depends on the gaming responses of the interrelated actors involved in the problem. | Conclusions | [
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56533420 | 0 | 26 | 1,175,631,806 | [
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51751826 | 1 | 31 | 4,845,123,036 | [
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144567198 | 2 | 54 | 5,532,079,106 | [
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20743056 | 0 | 97 | 376,145,653 | [
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142514204 | 1 | 57 | 4,426,333,834 | [
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28519098 | 46 | 19 | 5,306,089,013 | [
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] | It could be argued that the high aspirations across all groups are illusory for many adolescents, especially for those with poor grades and those whose college plans are not aligned with their future occupational aspirations (Schneider and Stevenson, 1999) . However, it could be argued that illusory goals may be helpful in adapting to the demands of the future. Particularly in the context of the U.S., earning a college degree does not necessarily require one to have had good grades in high school. Weekend colleges, internet courses and colleges, and 2-year colleges do not require a minimum high school grade point average for program admittance and offer many detours to a college degree. Although there may be an association between educational and occupational attainment in adulthood, youths with high motivational resources may eventually achieve higher educational status as adults. However, the wide range of possibilities in achieving higher educational attainment has both costs and benefits for older adolescents. On the one hand, those who are highly resourceful may ultimately achieve higher educational status; but on the other hand, illusory goals (such as aspiring to attend medical school despite poor grades) can keep those who are less capable from disengaging appropriately to obtain more feasible goals. | DISCUSSION | [
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28519098 | 49 | 19 | 5,306,089,013 | [
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] | The results of this study are also limited to graduating high school seniors. Thus, this study may overestimate the aspiration levels and types of life goals (such as the large number of educational and occupational plans) of adolescents in general. It is likely that school-leavers have fewer and narrower life goals. The sampling of high school seniors may be argued to be a selective sampling strategy for investigating ethnic variations in life goals. It is worth noting that an analysis of U.S. Census data from 2000 indicated that Whites (92%) and Asians (95%) were more likely to graduate from high school compared to Hispanic (64%) and African American (84%) students (NCES, 2001) . | DISCUSSION | [
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28519098 | 42 | 19 | 5,306,089,013 | [
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86264289 | 0 | 47 | 4,812,855,873 | [
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7900166 | 0 | 28 | 6,541,671,797 | [
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] | Paramount among the negative health effects of obesity and insulin resistance (IR) are their adverse effects on vascular health [1] . Arterial stiffness is a measure of vascular health and its progression is accelerated in both obesity and IR [2, 3] . Chronic arterial stiffness eventually disrupts the hemodynamics of the vasculature, contributing to hypertension, stroke, and both cardiovascular and all-cause mortality [4] . | Background | [
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76235008 | 0 | 58 | 6,728,883,857 | [
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] | Europe has a minority of children who live without their parents. This may be because their biological parents have died or have abandoned them for a variety of reasons. Other children are removed from their families because their parents do not have the capacity or the means to care for them appropriately. Thus, countries need to provide or assist with temporary or permanent substitute care. The type of substitute care offered varies from country to country, ranging from residential care in institutions to some form of familybased care, such as guardianship by relatives or friends, fostering or adoption. This has changed over time, influenced by research and social policy (Colton and Hellinckx, 1994) . | Introduction | [
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76235008 | 32 | 58 | 6,728,883,857 | [
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] | Some economically developed countries encourage prospective parents to adopt internationally, mainly from other parts of Europe. Indeed, the competition for young children is so great that the price associated with internationally adopting a young child is on average 20,000 Euros (Chou et al, 2005) . This places parents who wish to adopt nationally within transition countries at a massive disadvantage as they cannot compete economically with the international adoption market. Ironically, some economically developed countries that 'import' children from countries in transition have high numbers of children in their own residential care institutions (eg France and Spain). This indicates that parental rights are better respected and defended in some countries compared to others, as a result of varying legal procedures. This is at the expense of children's rights. The role of ethnicity in the selection of children for international adoption is yet to be determined. What has been observed is the over-representation of ethnic minorities and children with disabilities who remain in residential care. | Discussion | [
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76235008 | 31 | 58 | 6,728,883,857 | [
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] | Countries in transition which seek simple solutions and provide a market for children to be adopted internationally would better serve the interests of their children by developing community support services of health and social professionals working with children and their families. Thus, services should be offered to parents and surrogate parents before adoption is considered. Yet, this rarely happens in cases of international adoption (Bainham, 2003) . | Discussion | [
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96733653 | 5 | 66 | 2,529,337,607 | [
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96733653 | 2 | 66 | 2,529,337,607 | [
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] | Elevated temperatures are reported to improve the efficiency of extraction because of enhanced diffusion rates and solubilities of analytes in solvents. Nevertheless, elevated extraction temperatures may simultaneously increase the rate of anthocyanin degradation. The conventional extraction and purification/concentration of anthocyanins is typically conducted at temperatures ranging from 20 to 50°C (293-323 K) because temperatures >70°C (343 K) have been shown to cause rapid anthocyanin degradation (Ju and Howard, 2003) . | Introduction | [
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96733653 | 4 | 66 | 2,529,337,607 | [
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96733653 | 7 | 66 | 2,529,337,607 | [
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] | Besides temperature, anthocyanin extraction step is also enhanced by other different factors such as acid pH and presence of water. On the other hand, higher degradation of the extracted anthocyanins during storage may be observed (Vatai et al., 2009; Seabra et al., 2010) . Thus, in this study, no acidified extraction media without any addition of water were employed. Therefore, this research was undertaken to evaluate the PLE of anthocyanins and other phenolic compounds from jabuticaba skins and to investigate how extraction pressure, temperature and static extraction time influence extraction yield, content and degradation of anthocyanins and phenolic compounds and the economic feasibility of the PLE process with ethanol as the solvent. | Introduction | [
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154009661 | 1 | 50 | 5,456,285,754 | [
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] | Direct and indirect linkages among banks arose as a key component of financial contagion in the European Union, as revealed first by the default of Lehman Brothers in September 2008, and then by the euro area sovereign debt crisis. In the Euro area, the cross-border exposures arose as a prominent issue with the European sovereign debt crisis in 2011 and 2012, where large exposure of many EU banks to stressed sovereigns were revealed by the European Banking Authority [20] . In a broader perspective, correlated exposures have recently been shown to be a major source of systemic risk. | Introduction | [
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154009661 | 2 | 50 | 5,456,285,754 | [
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] | Given the importance of this research field, this paper is focused on systemic risk in the European banking sector. By definition, systemic risk involves the financial system, a collection of interconnected institutions that have mutually beneficial business relationships through which insolvency can quickly propagate during periods of financial distress [6] . Systemic risk is mainly due to idiosyncratic and systematic shocks ( [15] , [22] ). The first ones are those which affect only the health of a single financial institution, while the latter affect the whole economy, e.g. all financial institutions together at the same time. The component of systemic risk due to idiosyncratic shocks is also known as contagion risk in the literature [15] . | Introduction | [
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55213644 | 1 | 24 | 4,106,147,835 | [
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] | For spaceborne electronics, consideration must be given to the radiation response of a device. SiC power MOSFETs are affected by total ionizing dose (TID), but, typically, TID response is acceptable at a total dose <100 krad(Si), and, depending on the application, devices can be useful up to 300 krad(Si) [7] . However, the sensitivity of SiC power devices (both MOSFETs and diodes) to energetic heavy ions has been found to be higher than might be expected with both leakage current degradation and single event burnout being observed. | Introduction | [
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67836787 | 0 | 16 | 4,338,557,285 | [
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] | Numerical experiments have radically changed the study of turbulence in the last few decades. It is now understood that careful direct numerical simulations yield results that are indistinguishable from physical experiments, while the observational capabilities are generally broader in numerics than in the laboratory (Moin & Mahesh 1998) . Much structural information has been gained in this way for flows that had resisted analysis for a long time. It is part of the purpose of this paper to call attention to a feature of numerical experiments which is in some cases even more useful than the possibility of better diagnostics. It is the ability to simulate 'wrong' physics. | Introduction | [
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15176747 | 18 | 30 | 5,539,815,303 | [
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] | One of the problems with this systematic review was that observational studies included used several different risk factors and used different endpoints. The risk factors for Salmonella, Campylobacter, Norovirus, Rotavirus and self-reported diarrhoea are likely to be different [30] . However, most episodes of diarrhoeal disease affecting people living in developed nations are probably due to viruses which are almost exclusively human only pathogens. Having said that, included in the review were papers that considered both Salmonella and Campylobacter infections, the commonest two bacterial causes of food poisoning. In none of these studies was kitchen hygiene factors associated with any increased risk. | Discussion | [
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55056895 | 14 | 3 | 4,689,064,292 | [
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4244376 | 4 | 37 | 4,795,768,290 | [
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] | In some studies, many prominent results were achieved, but on the other hand, Darcy's law was used [4, 5] . In fact, in nanoscale pores, Darcy's law is no longer valid [6] . According to the characteristics of shale gas in adsorption-desorption, diffusion, slippage and seepage during accumulation, migration and production, a mathematical model of unstable seepage in dual-porosity confined shale-gas reservoir was built in this paper, while considering Knudsen diffusion, slip-flow effect and Langmuir desorption effect [7] . By solving the model utilizing the Stehfest numerical inversion and computer programming in Laplace space, several typical curves of bottomhole pressure were obtained [8] [9] [10] [11] . And we discussed the effects of several parameters on the pressure dynamics, i.e. storativity ratio, Langmuir volume, Langmuir pressure, adsorption-desorption, tangential momentum accommodation coefficient, flow coefficient, boundary. | Introduction | [
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54939433 | 2 | 2 | 4,559,970,543 | [
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] | Urea supplementation to low quality feeds has been shown to increase the rumen availability of nitrogen which in turn increase the rumen degradation and energy intake by ruminants (Abebe et al., 2004) . On the other hand, poultry house waste is a rich source of protein ranging between 14 and 30% crude protein, of which 40-50% is true protein that can be utilized by ruminants to produce high quality meat and milk (Adegbola, 1998) . The nitrogen in poultry waste can be utilized up to ten times more efficiently when recycled through ruminants as a feed than as a fertilizer (Smith and Wheeler, 1979) . | Introduction | [
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5017437 | 37 | 30 | 3,696,346,390 | [
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154073380 | 3 | 82 | 536,221,620 | [
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137241546 | 1 | 45 | 1,711,778,071 | [
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] | From other point of view, a combination of paramagnetic and fluorescent properties of different materials into a single system might greatly enhance their application areas [9] . For example, these bimodal nanostructures can provide an all-in-one diagnostic and therapeutic tool, which can be utilized to treat and visualize diseases simultaneously. Thus, the development of a simple and reliable fabrication method for the synthesis of multifunctional structures with controlled morphologies is still a challenge. In addition, considering that a large dose of CA is required in a daily imaging process, large-scale process to construct multifunctional CA is still highly needed. | Introduction | [
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54714693 | 40 | 97 | 2,141,373,090 | [
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89986726 | 30 | 13 | 2,399,704,973 | [
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55304012 | 1 | 65 | 2,085,537,603 | [
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53574780 | 4 | 13 | 2,468,523,143 | [
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] | This methodological investigation was prompted by a series of practical questions that arose while analyzing an experiment involving the random assignment of Rock the Vote (RTV) television advertisements in the days leading up to the 2004 presidential election. As described below, the advertisements, which were designed to encourage young people to vote, were randomly assigned to 85 cable television systems in 12 states. Each cable system comprises several thousand voters, and the entire data set encompasses approximately 850,000 registered voters. Of special interest are the 23,869 voters who are 18 and 19 years of age, for whom this election represents the first federal election in which they are eligible to vote and to whom these ads were specifically addressed. The methodological question is what is the most efficient and reliable way to analyze these data? This question was particularly compelling since our previous mass-media turnout experiments suggested the effects of treatment were likely to be small in magnitude, but not zero (Vavreck and Green 2006) . | Introduction | [
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105859174 | 2 | 36 | 1,396,048,478 | [
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] | Herein, we report a facile chemical etching approach to create a new class of porous PtPb/Pt NCs for the first time, namely porous PtPb/Pt nanoplates (porous PtPb/Pt NPs) and porous PtPb/Pt octahedra (porous PtPb/Pt OTs). The obtained series of porous PtPb/Pt NCs have controlled porosity, composition as well as well-defined morphology, which are highly beneficial for studying the shape, composition, alloy effect and the porosity on polyhydric alcohol electrooxidations, such as ethylene glycol and glycerol oxidation reactions (EG-G/OR). As a result, the porous PtPb/Pt NPs have been demonstrated largely enhanced EG-G/OR performances compared with the commercial Pt/C. The optimized porous PtPb/Pt NPs with composition of Pt 3 Pb exhibit the highest activity for EG-G/OR among all the studied electrocatalysts. The unique 3D porous structure and the outstanding antipoisoning ability also make the porous Pt 3 Pb NPs highly durable with limited mass activity decay over 20,000 potential cycles for EGOR (29.9% loss) and 5,000 potential cycles for GOR (34.2% loss), respectively. . For the EGOR (GOR) stability tests, CV sweepings were conducted for more than 20,000 (5,000) cycles. All the other electrochemical measurements were described in our previous studies [42, 43] . | INTRODUCTION | [
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122880691 | 0 | 20 | 4,065,767,017 | [
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122880691 | 4 | 20 | 4,065,767,017 | [
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34045077 | 2 | 46 | 3,509,268,234 | [
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21774907 | 0 | 97 | 5,744,584,096 | [
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21589113 | 0 | 29 | 4,099,059,650 | [
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] | Because different thermal wavelengths are sensitive to different atmospheric components, remotely sensed hyperspectral and narrowband radiance measurements contain valuable information about atmospheric, surface and cloud properties, and also reveal fingerprints of long-term climate trends (Harries et al., 2001) . Additionally, they have a unique value in evaluating climate models (Goody et al., 1998) . As such there is a need for detailed and complete satellite observations of terrestrial outgoing long-wave radiation (OLR) in the 25-3000 cm −1 wavenumber range (3-400 µm wavelength) at the spectral level (Anderson et al., 2004) . At the present time, however, there is no satellite instrument in operation that isolates a substantial part of the OLR with the longest wavelengths, known as the far infrared (FIR). | Introduction | [
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55187801 | 1 | 69 | 6,837,506,681 | [
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] | Many bench scale tests have been performed to study the fire characteristics, smoke movement and control in case of a tunnel fire [8, 9] . Numerical simulations have also been tried to predict the fire development and to investigate into the efficiency of different smoke control methods in tunnels [10, 11] . Functional relationships have been derived from laboratory scale tests [8, 9, 13] . All the numerical simulation results and the functional relationships should be validated, especially by full scale data. | INTRODUCTION | [
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17523363 | 102 | 84 | 2,724,681,917 | [
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16551236 | 3 | 95 | 802,879,305 | [
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119282970 | 67 | 50 | 307,973,224 | [
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23766515 | 2 | 58 | 3,119,176,761 | [
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] | Characterization of cetuximab glycosylation, as measured by peak area on TOF-MS spectra, revealed 21 distinct oligosaccharide structures, of which approximately 30 % have one or more alpha-1,3 linked galactosyl residues [6] . Analysis of the IgE antibodies to cetuximab demonstrated that these antibodies were specific for the oligosaccharide residues on the heavy chain of the Fab portion of the monoclonal antibody (mAb). From the known glycosylation of the molecule at amino acids 88 and 299, alpha-gal was identified as a possible relevant epitope [6] . Re-expression of cetuximab in a cell line unable to glycosylate with alpha-1,3-linked galactose residues failed to bind IgE, providing evidence that alpha-gal was in fact the target epitope [4] . Of the total alpha-gal in cetuximab, most of it is located in the Fab domain (Fab 990 nmol alphagal/μmol IgG versus Fc 140 nmol alpha-gal/μmol IgG) [6] . Recent mass spectrometry analysis indicated that glycosylation of cetuximab may be more complex than previously thought, containing both dianternary and trianternary structures [7] . Synthesis of alpha-gal requires the gene encoding alpha-1,3-galactosyltransferase. In humans and higher primates, this gene is not functional, so these species cannot produce alpha-gal-which in turn makes it possible for these animals to initially make IgG antibodies directed toward this oligosaccharide [8, 9] . Of considerable importance to the development of biologics, in particular mAbs, is the observation that murine cell lines such as NS0 and Sp2/0 can place galactose in an alpha-1,3 linkage such that alpha-gal is present on the synthesized molecules. In fact, Sp2/0 was the cell line used to produce cetuximab. In those individuals who have IgE to alpha-gal, reactions are likely to occur directed against this mAb [10] . | Introduction | [
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81680121 | 17 | 3 | 2,015,396,346 | [
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] | The results of this study indicate that the LTFU patient death predictor that is statistically related to LTFU is NNRTI weight and the group of evapirens. Weight is a common reference used to assess nutritional status. LTFU PLHA deaths increased with a weight of 45 kilograms (Somi et al., 2012) . People with HIV who start ARV therapy with a higher body weight will have a better health conditions. PLHAs with this condition tend to retain ARV therapy because they have benefited from the therapy. People with HIV who start therapy weighing less than 45 kg are more at risk of death and attrition. Losing weight> 10% is a common symptom experienced when infected with HIV (Dalal et al., 2008) . | DISCUSSION | [
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56168190 | 1 | 32 | 4,383,127,005 | [
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] | Though OPF problem minimizes the cost while satisfying the practical constraints like line flow, voltage limits etc., it has to satisfy the stability limits also. Due to the competitive expansion in recent years, power system operation has become highly stressed, unpredictable and vulnerable [5] . A stressed system has more contingencies and become more vulnerable. Due to the occurrence of large blackouts, stability constraints are inevitable while solving the optimal power flow problem [6] . Many researchers have solved the transient stability constrained OPF problem using various methods [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] . | Introduction | [
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3810876 | 23 | 27 | 523,300,271 | [
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55809212 | 69 | 92 | 1,613,337,127 | [
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] | We demonstrated that fitting our hybrid template to the power spectrum data in Nbody simulations, the unbiased estimation of the growth function is possible. In particular, with the template including the corrections A + B + T , the best-fit results of the growth functions are shown to reach at 1% accuracy at k max 0.18 h Mpc −1 . Although all the analysis in the paper has been made at z = 0.5, we expect that the performance of our template basically remains the same or becomes even better at higher redshifts. With the upcoming galaxy surveys like DESI or Euclid, a severe cosmological test of gravity is thus made possible with our hybrid template. Toward practical application, however, one crucial step is to properly incorporate the effect of galaxy bias into the power spectrum template. To tackle this issue, our approach has to be tested against the halo or mock galaxy catalogs based on an appropriate prescription for halo/galaxy bias [62] . Another important generalization is to seek a flexible template in which the broadband shape of the power spectrum is allowed to vary. To do this, one needs to exploit the fast PT calculation as well as to find a more cleaver way to calibrate the power spectrum with N -body simulation. We will hopefully report our progress near future. | Conclusion | [
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55809212 | 65 | 92 | 1,613,337,127 | [
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44155636 | 6 | 64 | 4,437,542,192 | [
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] | In the context of the present study, the post-war situation in Iraq is considered a traumatic event. The U.S. occupation of Iraq in 2003 induced all types of terrorism and violence that affected Iraqi society [28] . The same study likewise reported that numerous civilians died when they were exposed to the U.S. Army that used aircraft, tanks, and other weapons to kill any suspected insurgents who used improvised explosive devices, suicide bombs, and other kinds of traumatic violence have been exposed to most of the Iraqis, including one of the authors of this paper. | INTRODUCTION | [
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44155636 | 4 | 64 | 4,437,542,192 | [
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] | The concept of resilience exceeds the concepts and varies due to differences in resilience perceived by the scientific community [26] , [27] . Accordingly, the concept of resilience is perhaps the topic that is most related to how individuals recover and flourish after traumatic events. Primarily, resilience has been the factor used by researchers in dealing with early childhood and adolescence. | INTRODUCTION | [
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10690659 | 1 | 66 | 3,756,775,365 | [
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] | Edge bundling methods have gained increasing attention in recent years due to their ability to visualize large graphs with an emphasis on graph structure. In edge bundling approaches, the input of the problem is a graph defining the positions of the nodes and their edges. When nodes positions are not available, a layout algorithm is used as preprocessing to distribute the nodes in space. The goal of edge bundling is to find the drawing paths of the edges that allow to aggregate similar edges, decreasing clutter and providing a better understanding of the graph connectivity patterns. Several bundling algorithms have been proposed in recent years [3, 5, 6, 10, 11, 14, 17, 19, 21, 23] . However, most approaches to the problem either cannot coupe with graphs with millions of edges or require high computation times. Additionally, users typically have no control over the bundling criteria, which is normally limited to spatial proximity. | INTRODUCTION | [
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73479868 | 2 | 89 | 4,051,691,373 | [
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] | The prognostic value of CTCs was first introduced for MBC patients more than a decade ago [8] . A decreased CTC count after treatment was significantly associated with increased progression-free survival (PFS) and OS [9] . Consequently, CTC count dynamics were proposed to be more suitable for monitoring than radiological imaging [10] . In addition to CTC counts, the expression profiles of CTCs were correlated with response evaluation criteria in solid tumors (RECIST) [11, 12] . Positive results for therapy decisions in BC based on the CTC count, dynamics, or molecular characteristics, however, have until now not been convincingly examined in large randomized blinded clinical studies, but great efforts are underway to prove the predictive value of CTCs [2] . | Introduction | [
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16109349 | 0 | 10 | 115,673,667 | [
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15319211 | 3 | 79 | 4,153,535,949 | [
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] | We briefly review previous work on WDM multicasting as follows. There has been much study focusing on the optimal RWA for a multicasting request, possibly under various constraints such as sparse light splitting and limited light power [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] . On the other hand, other studies address the RWA problem for satisfying multiple multicasting requests simultaneously [15] [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] . The requests can be either a batch request that needs to be served simultaneously or a long-term traffic matrix that is used to facilitate the network (logical topology) design and configuration. Our study falls into the second group but differs in two ways. First, our study uses a more general model in which different weights are assigned to the groups at the nodes to reflect their importance, which has not been considered before. Second, our study focuses more on RWA with a limited number of wavelengths, rather than on minimizing the number of wavelengths needed to serve all the groups. Therefore our objectives are not only to minimize the blocking rate but also to serve the groups in a fair manner. | Introduction | [
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54075417 | 11 | 49 | 1,787,712,819 | [
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98494592 | 4 | 94 | 6,207,337,978 | [
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55770066 | 0 | 99 | 5,111,042,312 | [
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] | The dye-sensitized solar cell (DSC) is a photoelectrochemical cell which imitates nature's photosynthesis [1] . In its classical configuration, see Figure 1 , the cell consists of 2 glass substrates coated with transparent conductive oxide (TCO) (usually SnO 2 : F on soda-lime glass) on which the electrodes are deposited. The photoelectrode consists of a mesoporous layer of semiconductive TiO 2 with a monolayer of chemically adsorbed dye. The transparent counter electrode is coated with a very thin catalytic layer of platinum. A liquid redox electrolyte containing the redox couple iodide/triiodide (I − /I 3 − ) is encapsulated between the two electrodes by a sealant agent, resulting in a plate distance of 20-50 m. When light strikes the solar cell, the photon is absorbed by the dye. The excited dye injects an electron into the TiO 2 conduction band which diffuses through the TiO 2 network. The electron enters the external circuit through the TCO and is transferred to the counter electrode. The photo-oxidized dye injects an electronic hole into the electrolyte which, in the form of I 3 − diffuses to the counter electrode. At the counter electrode, I 3 − is reduced back to I − . In order to make the DSC attractive to the building industry, long-term stable, large modules on single substrates 2 International Journal of Photoenergy have to be realized. A thermally and chemically stable sealant is inevitably required to avoid degradation of the DSC. The degradation of the DSC can be caused either by intrinsic instability of the cell components or mechanically by electrolyte leakage or intrusion of H 2 O or O 2 from the outside environment [2, 3] . | Introduction | [
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118493586 | 1 | 21 | 4,602,947,317 | [
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123009086 | 1 | 20 | 1,824,256,085 | [
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] | The interest of the oceanic community in internal gravity waves lies in their capacity to fluid mixing, especially in the deep ocean where motions are generally dominated by these waves. Mixing results from energy transfers toward small scales through various processes such as, for the internal tide, parametric sub-harmonic instability [6] . While mixing is associated with a vertical transport of heat and mass (downward and upward, respectively), internal gravity waves can also induce horizontal mass transport [7] . It is indeed well-known that waves, whether dispersive or not (such as surface gravity waves or sound waves), induce an irreversible mean flow when propagating in a dissipative medium [8] . Mixing and wave-induced mean flow may be considered as processes by which the wave-induced energy is transferred toward small and large scales respectively. While mixing has been and is still intensively studied, very little work has been performed on wave-induced mean flows in the ocean and their impact on ocean dynamics [9] . Mean flow changes by momentum deposition of the internal tide are addressed in the present paper, through the nonlinear reflection of a plane wave of finite extent onto a simple slope in a stably-stratified medium of constant Brunt-Väisälä frequency N. | Introduction | [
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55825584 | 2 | 25 | 1,344,300,399 | [
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] | After selecting the typical features, another challenge is how to achieve effective fault diagnosis of the rotating machinery based on the extracted features. The existing machinery fault diagnosis methods can be roughly classified into model-based (or physics-based modals) and datadriven methods. The model-based methods diagnosis the equipment fault using two models, the physical models based on the components and the damage propagation models based on damage mechanics. However, equipment dynamic response and damage propagation processes are typically very complex, and authentic physics-based models are very difficult to build [8] . Data-driven methods, known as artificial intelligent approaches, are derived directly from routine condition monitoring data of the monitored system, which achieve the fault diagnosis based on the learning or training process. The more prior the data used for the training process, the more accurate the model obtained. Artificial intelligent techniques have been increasingly applied to rotating machinery fault diagnosis recently. There have been some methods which are usually used for machinery fault diagnosis such as neural network and support vector machine (SVM) [9, 10] . However, the neural networks have the drawbacks of slow convergence; difficulty in escaping from local minima; and uncertain network structure, especially when doing the bearing fault diagnosis with large data. Those problems will be more troublesome. The SVM do not have those problems; however, the traditional SVM is not sensitive to the nonlinear feature classification, and, in recent years, the combination of wavelet theories and SVM has drawn considerable attention owing to its high classification ability for a wide range of applications and better performance than other traditional leaning machines. In this paper, the Morlet kernel is used to construct the new SVM model, and the PSO method is used to select the parameters [11] . | Introduction | [
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15701537 | 0 | 61 | 6,853,983,815 | [
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] | Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) consumption was approximately 15.3 million tons in 2009 [1] . In the U.S., the most widely used application for PET is the manufacture of bottles. Together with the increase of virgin (V) PET, the use of recycled post-consumer PET (RPET) flakes and resin for production of RPET products has continually increased. The main applications for RPET include fiber, beverage bottles, sheet and film, and non-food bottles. Total RPET resin converted to RPET products in the U.S. was estimated at 415 million kilograms in 2008, representing an increase of 21% since 1999 [2] . | Introduction | [
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15701537 | 2 | 61 | 6,853,983,815 | [
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] | Several studies have shown that increasing the percentage of RPET in PET products reduces their environmental footprint and provides cost advantages [11] [12] [13] . Thus, producers have incentives to make claims of higher RPET content in their products. Such claims require the ability to determine or estimate the amount of RPET. Attempts to develop techniques or models for determining the post-consumer recycled content of PET film, sheet and containers have been limited [14] . This is not surprising since the constituent units of RPET and PET are the same so that it is difficult to differentiate between the two materials with a single property determination. However, if solid state polycondensation is not done to obtain a higher grade RPET with higher intrinsic viscosity and weight average molecular weight, some property parameters could be used as indicators of RPET content, at least for the same specific stream of mechanically recycled PET. | Introduction | [
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15701537 | 1 | 61 | 6,853,983,815 | [
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] | According to the Association of Postconsumer Plastic Recyclers (APR), approximately 95% of RPET is mechanically recycled in the U.S [2] . In general, mechanical recycling of RPET is performed by collecting scraps from homogeneous deposits like carbonated and non-carbonated drink bottles, and from heterogeneous deposits contaminated with polyvinyl chloride (PVC), nylon and various additives. One of the main drawbacks of RPET is the decrease in quality compared to virgin PET due to degradation caused by the simultaneous presence of retained moisture and contaminants during mechanical recycling [3] . The main degradation mechanisms of PET that occur during mechanical recycling are hydrolysis and thermal degradation. PET hydrolysis generally introduces carboxylic acid and hydroxyl-ester end groups. Thermal degradation generally produces carboxylic acid and vinyl ester end groups. These two degradation mechanisms reduce the molecular weight and decrease the intrinsic viscosity of the RPET [4] . Thus, RPET products generally present reduced optical, physical, mechanical and barrier properties [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] . | Introduction | [
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20490166 | 0 | 65 | 3,108,605,280 | [
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] | Sudden cardiac death (SCD), despite progress in epidemiology and interventions, remains a major clinical and public health problem and one of the leading causes of mortality in the western world [1] - [3] . SCD can present without warning or a recognized triggering mechanism. Consequently, methodologies for prediction of SCD acquire a unique and critical importance for management of this public health issue. Despite active research in the prediction of SCD, the annual incidence of SCD ranges between 50-100 per 100,000 in the general population [4] . | Introduction | [
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83824952 | 29 | 9 | 4,174,714,100 | [
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] | The low dry matter content of the plant can be explained by the high proportion of stem, which has the highest level of moisture in the plant (Neumann et al., 2002a) . The presence of panicles may be responsible for the increase in the DM content of the ensiled material, as the panicle has lower water content (Zago, 1991) . The present study identified no correlation between the percentage of panicle and dry matter content (r = 0.05) (Table 3) , probably because forage sorghum has a low percentage of panicle, so it cannot reduce the plant moisture. | Results and Discussion | [
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8924312 | 29 | 20 | 6,203,994,435 | [
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] | We first compare four different static scheduling algorithms in Fig. 11 . A lower bound of power consumption with the given task/communication assignment is computed by evenly extending the execution length of every scheduled event on a processor to make utilization of each processor 1.0, under the assumption that no deadlines and precedence relationships exist. The list-scheduling algorithm just uses the initial valid schedule generated based on slack-based list scheduling. The execution length of every scheduled event is extended locally by reducing its voltage and clock frequency without violating its timing constraints. The schedule-shifting algorithm tries to evenly extend the execution length of every scheduled event on a processor by using global schedule slot shifting [15] . The critical-path-analysis algorithm uses Algorithm 1 to generate the speed reduction ratios for all the statically scheduled events. The critical-path-analysis + execution-order-refinement algorithm further reduces processor power consumption by an average (maximum) of 7% (15%) over the critical-path-analysis algorithm. In all the test cases, the average (minimum) deviation of the critical-path-analysis + execution-order-refinement algorithm from the lower bound power consumption is 11% (5%). The average (minimum) deviation of the schedule-shifting algorithm from the lower bound power consumption is 32% (9%). Note that the lower bound is a loose one since it is based on assumptions that are not valid (e.g., no precedence relationships and deadlines exist). The CPU times (933Mhz Pentium III with 258MB memory) for the five tests are 2.2s, 5s, 2s, 35s and 0.4s, respectively, for the critical-path-analysis algorithm, and 11s, 30s, 8s, 211s and 0.4s, respectively, for the critical-path-analysis + execution-order-refinement algorithm. For on-line variable voltage scheme scheduling, in Fig. 12 we also compare four different scheduling algorithms, which are based on four different initial static schedules, optimized by scheduling algorithms list-scheduling, schedule-shifting, critical-path-analysis and critical-path-analysis + executionorder-refinement, respectively. All the four on-line algorithms re-compute the speed reduction ratio at run-time for the adjacent set of events, as discussed in Section 4.2. The aperiodic task arrivals are modeled as a Poisson process. The actual execution cycle counts of statically scheduled events are uniformly distributed in the range of 60% to 100% of their worst-case execution cycle counts. The characteristics of soft aperiodic tasks are shown in Table 3 . Figs. 12(a) and (b) show the results for average response time of all soft aperiodic tasks and processor power consumption, respectively. The critical-pathanalysis + execution-order-refinement algorithm performs the best in terms of both average power consumption and average response time for soft aperiodic tasks. It reduces processor power consumption (average response time of soft tasks) by an average of 28% (37%) over the list-scheduling algorithm, and by an average of 12% (13%) over the schedule-shifting algorithm. This indicates that the heuristics based on critical path analysis and task execution order refinement not only improve the efficiency of variable voltage scaling, but also improve the slack time distribution so that soft aperiodic tasks can get served more efficiently without violating the timing constraints of statically scheduled events. | Experimental Results | [
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