Related Research Sample Clauses

Related Research. Sponsor understands and agrees that nothing in this Agreement interferes with UMD’s right to conduct research similar or related to the subject of the Research Project (“Related Research”), provided that such Related Research is conducted separately from the Research Project and does not involve the unauthorized use of Sponsor Confidential Information. Sponsor further understands and agrees that nothing in this Agreement grants Sponsor any rights to intellectual property that is conceived of or reduced to practice in the performance of any Related Research. COMPENSATION Payment and Payment Schedule. Sponsor hereby awards to UMD a cost reimbursement award in an amount not to exceed $XXXX. UMD will invoice the Sponsor monthly for costs incurred in accordance with the Research Project Budget as shown in Attachment 2. OR Sponsor will pay UMD the total firm fixed price amount of $XXXXXX (“Award Amount”) below in accordance with the following installment schedule:
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Related Research. Sponsor understands and agrees that nothing in this Agreement interferes with UMD’s right to conduct research similar or related to the subject of the Research Project (“Related Research”), provided that such Related Research is conducted separately from the Research Project and does not involve the unauthorized use of Sponsor Confidential Information. Sponsor further understands and agrees that nothing in this Agreement grants Sponsor any rights to intellectual property that is conceived of or reduced to practice in the performance of any Related Research.
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Related Research. Company understands and agrees that nothing in this Agreement interferes with the right of UMD to conduct research similar or related to the subject of the Project, provided that such related research is conducted separately from and/or under the supervision and control of a researcher not involved in the Project. Company further understands and agrees that nothing in this Agreement grants Company any rights to intellectual property that shall be conceived of, reduced to practice, or used in the performance of such related research.
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Related Research. In the automotive domain, ISO 26262 [4] is the functional safety standard. Some critical functions are supposed to work independently on a single core with their dedicated resources. When this is not the case, partitioning and shared resource techniques are used. Xxxx [5] state: “The safety assurance argument that these techniques should address is that the presented items of evidence should show sufficiently spatial and temporal independence between each partition.” With the introduction of multi-core computers, multiple partitions may run concurrently on a single computing card, all accessing memory or I/O interfaces at the same time and needing to share processing time and resources in a ‘safe’ way. Kotaba [6] analyzed the low-level temporal effect from sharing the on-chip resources that impact the execution time. In the “multicore domain, the applications compete for resource access, typically arbitrated in a non-explicit manner by the specific hardware implementation. This causes non- deterministic temporal delays to the execution”. They analyzed the effects and suggest mitigation techniques for resources such as system bus, bridges, memory bus and controller, memory (DRAM), shared cache, local cache, Translation Lookaside Buffer, addressable devices, pipeline stages, or logical units. In SPEEDS [7] a formal meta-modeling language and the syntax of component contracts were developed and implemented. These contracts define the premises and promises of the component regarding its behavior in a specific way as well as an attribute designating its viewpoint. Another project that pursued this idea, XXXXX [8], defined the XXXXX Meta-Model (CMM), which includes the concept of ‘rich’ components that can be connected and integrated into hierarchies. Different kinds of rich components are possible depending on the perspective, such as operational actors, functions, logical components, or technical components. The CMM is based on the integration of component-based design with contracts based on input from the SPEEDS project, EAST-ADL2 (traceability, verification and validation) from the ATESST project, and its own XXXXX Requirements Management Meta-Model (RMM). All these propose a metamodeling language for components dealing with safety-critical systems. From another perspective, the FRESCOR project [9] (Framework for Real-time Embedded Systems based on COntRACTS) proposed contract-based resource management in distributed systems. It uses service contracts as a ...
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Related Research. The protocol specification allows a comparison with ex- isting membership protocols. The TTP specification [16] includes a membership service which imposes no direct overhead on the network. This is achieved instead by plac- ing the load of the failure detection on the CRC mecha- nisms and by requiring the membership state to be explicitly broadcasted in order to allow the reintegration of previously moment, before reconfiguration, there are edges directed to each node, therefore agreement is ensured.
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