Sentence examples for all precedence from inspiring English sources

Currently running activities get a higher priority and all precedence relationships are removed.

With this approach, all precedence restrictions are always met, so that each activity list is feasible.

All precedence constraints are considered in this dynamic programming algorithm, unlike the previous work using forward dynamic programming where some precedence relations were ignored.

The main objective of this part of the scheduling process is to determine the minimum scheduling length (makespan) while satisfying all precedence constraints.

A feasible schedule for such a project is completely characterized by the starting times (mathrm{ST}_j) (or, due to non-preemption, alternatively by the finishing times (mathrm{FT}_j,=,ST_j,+,d_j)) of all activities j, so that all precedence constraints are respected and that the project is feasible with respect to the capacities of the resources required to perform these activities.

The aim is to find a subset from the given set of available blocks and to find a partition of this subset to workstations such that each operation is executed once and the line cost is minimal while all the precedence, cycle time, and compatibility (operation inclusion and block exclusion) constraints are respected.

Understandably, environmental activists weren't best pleased that all this took precedence over any mention of climate change.

Self-styled undergrounders, though they wouldn't mind having million-selling albums like Ghostface Killah, take pride in speed, syncopation, ingenious wordplay and consciousness-raising, which can all take precedence over the old-school imperative of rocking a party.

It was formerly one of Japan's most conservative: the consummate "community" firm, at which employees and their families, and suppliers and their dependents, all took precedence over shareholders.

Generating a project schedule that meets all activity precedence constraints while minimizing the overall project duration is often difficult.

Progress after all takes precedence over minor differences.