Sentence examples for a more efficient execution from inspiring English sources
While endochrony proves determinism by the existence of a base clock (usually called master trigger in this context), weak endochrony also reveals some internal nondeterminism that can safely be exploited for a more efficient execution.
One of them is that the implementation is partly based on an existing finite domain (FD) constraint solver, which provides a more efficient execution in some examples and, more important, the first complete implementation of disequality constraints over finite types.
Oklahoma City could've used a more efficient performance from Russell Westbrook.
As explained further in "Learning a control policy" to allow for more efficient execution of the learning and simulation process, a single signal (state value) is injected to all control nodes at each time step.
"This recalibration of our business is crucial to ensure faster adaptation to digital and more efficient execution of print.
The International Monetary Fund recently wrote in a letter to Mr. Steinitz that it viewed the change "as integral to the success of the new fiscal rule" because it avoids burdensome annual negotiations and allows for more efficient execution.
This study enables source camera identification which is an important branch of image forensics to be done in a more efficient manner and reduce the overall execution time.
Alex Kozinski, a federal appeals judge on the court that initially ruled in favour of the stay, said before Wood's death that lethal injections should be replaced by firing squads and that the public should stop trying to delude itself that lethal injection was a serene method, realise the inherent brutality of executions and accept a more efficient process.
This observation confirms that the Amiando/Regonline (i.e., Amiando Client mediated to the Regonline Service) mediator execution-time (in Fig. 9) can be reduced by using a more efficient SOAP Atomic parser.
And a more efficient one.
I'm a more efficient player.
