Sentence examples for as a single sequential from inspiring English sources

In the flowpath implementation of Java bytecodes the normal load execute store paradigm is represented as a single sequential operation and stack-manipulation operations become combinational thus executing faster.

Originally featuring each race in its own distinct story, the single-player mode now depicts a single sequential story wherein the players begin as Baz, and must complete a sequence of missions before assuming the role of Delphi.

Tavaxy supports execution in a single (sequential) environment or in clouds.

When analysed as a single group, alternated sequential treatments improved the mTTP to 59 days.

Sunitinib both as a single agent and in sequential regimens increased the hypoxic area to 69.5% and 76.1% of the tumour area, respectively.

The pharmacokinetic profile in dogs revealed that the mean plasma concentration of spinetoram required for effectiveness against fleas was maintained for at least 3 months regardless of whether the 60 mg/kg total body dose was administered as a single bolus or in three sequential 20 mg/kg doses administered over a 6 12 h period of time.

Harry decides his chief peacetime duty is to use his gift for gab to further his "overriding purpose," namely: "By recalling the past and freezing the present he could open the gates of time and through them see all allegedly sequential things as a single masterwork with neither boundaries nor divisions".

Harvesting and dewatering are considered both as a single operation and as combinations of sequential operations.

The mechanism of interaction can be as simple as a single site binding or much complex sequential binding.

In this phase I study CG7870 was administered as a single intravenous infusion in a group-sequential dose escalation design (1 × 1010 to 6 × 1012 viral particles (vp)) to 23 patients with hormone-refractory metastatic prostate cancer.

However, the mutation at M25 was a double-repeat mutation that could be explained 2 ways: as a single 2-repeat mutational event or as 2 sequential single-repeat mutations at the same locus.