A control system is presented, which adapts at run-time a software defined radio to the dynamic external environment. The goal is to operate with minimized use of resources and energy consumption, while satisfying an adequate quality of service. The control system is based on a model, which selects the most optimal configuration based on off-line gathered information and on-line measurements.

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1. UK National External Quality Assessment Service 2 Department of Haematology, University Hospitals of Leicester 3. NHS Blood and Transplant & University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust 4. Institute of Biomedical Scientists and NHS Blood and Transplant 5. University Hospitals of Leicester 6. International Blood Group Reference Laboratory, NHS Blood and Transplant. 7. Barts Health NHS Tr...

assessing quality of family health services in view points of service users in urmia health posts   nabilou b[1],farokh eslamlou hr[2]*   received: 1 may , 2013 accepted: 2 jul , 2013   abstract background & aims:  community health largely depend on the primary health care sector of each country and primary healthcare including family health, as first contact services have basic role in health ...

Recently, software development teams using agile processes have started widely adopting test-driven development. Despite its name, "test driven" or "test first" development isn't really a testing technique. Also known as test-driven design, TDD works like this: For each small bit of functionality the programmers code, they first write unit tests. Then they write the cod...

Hospitals are slow adopters of radio frequency identification technology (RFID), in comparison with retailers and military units. Customer satisfaction and organizational performance are important drivers for RFID adoption. It is central to understand how RFID can help improve customer service quality in hospitals, thereby improving customer satisfaction and organizational performance. The emer...