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Conflict-free path

The routing module which is called by the scheduling-module calculates the fastest conflict-free path of a transportation job between two positions of the plant. [Pg.42]

If no conflict free shortest path can be found, the conflict resolution tries to solve the conflict by waiting, speed reduction or evasion of the currently considered AGV. The applied priority rule is a First-Come-First-Serve heuristic. By using a FCFS-priority rule, paths that were once scheduled stay conflict free in the future [6, 7]. If the detected conflict can be solved, the resulting path is again analyzed for conflicts because new conflicts can emerge from the resolution of an earlier conflict. [Pg.43]

Characterization techniques become surface sensitive if the particles or radiation to be detected come from the outer layers of the sample. Low energy electrons, ions and neutrals can only travel over distances between one and ten interatomic spacings in the solid state, implying that such particles coming off a catalyst reveal surface-specific information. The inherent disadvantage of the small mean free path is that measurements need to be carried out in vacuum, which conflicts with the wish to investigate catalysts under reaction conditions. [Pg.20]

Williams s core-shell theory of particle growth, however, has many unresolved conflicts. Napper [18] pointed out that the diffusion rates of species present within the polymer particle did not support the hypothesis for such large differences in the polymer concentrations between the core and shell. Moreover, Garden [19] showed that the diffusive mean free path of monomer molecules, which was much larger than the radius of the polymer particle, would not favour the core-shell equilibrium theory. Garden, as well as Friis and Hamielec [20], also indicated that Williams experimental results, i.e. a nearly constant polymerization rate, could be attributed to the concurrent decrease in [M]p due to... [Pg.160]

The cost function used in this phase is composed of three parts - the cost of conflicts (7), the cost of the hardware resources (/ t, / m. and 7 represent the cost for a tristate buffer, a multiplexer input and a register, respectively) and the potential cost (V ) of the current data path. A feasible solution is a design without conflicts (conflicts occur when two incompatible objects are bound to a hardware resource). The data path constructed by the constructive binding is guaranteed to be conflict free. However, an infeasible initial solution can also be accepted. Generally, / m, 7 cv, which means the objective is to find a feasible... [Pg.299]

For path a, gas-phase B3LYP/6-31-I-G predicts an anti syn ratio of 5.4 1, but PCM computations modeling acetonitrile as solvent reduces the ratio to 2 1. MP2 computations predict an even smaller ratio of 1.2 1. Nonetheless, all methods do predict the correct stereoproduct. The oxazolidinone 63 is found to be lower in energy than the enamine 61, and the barrier for reversion is fairly high (13 kcal moL ). Thus, it is not unreasonable that oxazolidinones are observed in the reaction mixture. However, path b must traverse the barrier 63 64, and the free energy of this barrier is predicted to be 12 kcal mol" higher than the key barrier on path a (61 62). Furthermore, the computations for path b predict that syn stereochemistry would dominate, in direct conflict with experiment. Thus, the oxazolidinone pathway (path b) can be discounted. [Pg.417]


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