Security by isolation is a longstanding, widely applied, and useful paradigm for achieving security goals such as data and code integrity, confidentiality, and availability. Security by isolation can be used to create Trusted Execution Environments. These environments provide specific security guarantees to the information processing taking place therein. In an Industrial Control System secure ...

As we know a microprocessor is a general purpose IC which follow the instructions given to it, and the instructions set for the microprocessor designed such a way that it and handle any type of computations. Different type of architectures are available in the market like CISC, RISC, ARM etc. all of them have their own different approaches to perform computations. Our concept for this paper com...

E.I. Ekwue 2 The design, construction and testing of a soil dry sieving apparatus, which could be used to effectively determine the particle size distribution curves of dry soil samples is described. The design required that a means be developed to agitate soil samples placed on two stacks of sieves, each arranged in decreasing sizes. The apparatus was designed to utilize a horizontal and verti...

Systematic measurements on the rate capability of thin MWPCs operated in Xenon, Argon and Neon mixtures using CO 2 as UV-quencher are presented. A good agreement between data and existing models has been found, allowing us to present the rate capability of MWPCs in a comprehensive way and ultimately connect it with the mobilities of the drifting ions.

This paper presents the design of a high performance energy-aware whole-system emulator -SkyEye. Several optimization and novel energy estimation methods used in SkyEye are proposed. By using novel searching strategy for Translated Block (TB), SkyEye save the time to find proper translated block. SkyEye uses Basic Equal Length Unit (B-ELU) method, and dynamic binary translation to reduce the si...

In human walking, it is often assumed that the arms have a passive movement which reduces the energy consumption of walking. The issue addressed in this work is the influence of the arms on the walking of a humanoid robot. The study has two objectives: to verify the effect of arms on a sthenic criterion during walking, and to determine whether the optimal movement of the arms is passive or not....

We show that uncertainties in the values of the surface heavy element abundances of the Sun are the largest source of the theoretical uncertainty in calculating the p-p, pep, B, N, O, and F solar neutrino fluxes. We evaluate for the first time the sensitivity (partial derivative) of each solar neutrino flux with respect to the surface abundance of each element. We then calculate the uncertainti...

The Northern Cross radiotelescope in Medicina is being used by the Basic Element for SKA Training project (BEST, Montebugnoli et al. 2006) as test bed for technological developments aimed at the Square Kilometer Array (SKA),within the SKA-Design Studies (SKA-DS) programme. In the framework of these activities, 6 of the 24 East-West arm sections of the original telescope will be refurbished, alo...

In this paper, we present a multi-parameter wearable sensor system in conjunction with a smartphone to enable a real-time unobtrusive monitoring of core body temperature, electrocardiogram (ear-lead ECG), and blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) on ambulatory patients. Clinical research illustrating that continuing accurate measurements of core body temperature (CBT) are crucial to investigate human ...

It is well-known that optimally stopping the sample mean W(t)/t of a standard Wiener process is associated with a square root boundary. It is shown that when W(t) is replaced by X(t)=W(t)+Ot with () normally distributed N(JL,(]2) and independently of the Wiener process, the optimal stopping problem is equivalent to the time-truncated version of the original problem. It is also shown that the pr...