Sentence examples for active push from inspiring English sources

Active push approach pro-actively transfers pages to the destination server based on temporal locality heuristic.

Active push: It removes residual dependencies from the source server and it pro-actively pushes the VM pages to destination server even when VM is running on the destination server.

There is an active push under way in the Legislature to tally votes and lobby lawmakers to vote in favor of legalizing same-sex marriage.

"We have an active push on right now," he said, "to negotiate affiliations with other hospitals, offer incentives for early retirement, upgrade facilities to attract private patients and doctors, return nurses in administrative positions to the bedside and merge outpatient departments.

(Chinen) Alex Brown Quintet (Thursday) A pianist with a crystalline touch and a worldly approach, Alex Brown has enjoyed an active push from the prominent Latin-jazz multi-reedist Paquito D'Rivera, who has also offered encouragement to most of the other musicians in this quintet: the trumpeter Mike Rodriguez, the bassist Zach Brown, the percussionist Paulo Stagnaro and the drummer Eric Doob.

Therefore, pages are sent only once either via active push or demand paging.

Thomas was active, pushing and grinding on Smits, creating room for rebound work, hustling up the floor to give the Knicks a fast-break presence.

After nearly two hours of active pushing and two attempts at assisted delivery, a decision was taken to carry out a Caesarean.

To determine if the use of delayed pushing after the onset of the second stage of labor decreases the time of active pushing and decreases maternal fatigue.

Multivariate analysis with linear regression was applied to identify significant associations between maternal, fetal, or labor characteristics as the independent variables and the percent increase in IP consequent to active pushing as the dependent variable.

Citizens who feel strongly about this can get politically active, pushing government (and the rest of the American public) to prohibit American companies from helping foreign authorities violate the human rights of their own citizens.