The phrase "as it is executing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action or process that is currently taking place or being carried out.
Example: "The program will log the data as it is executing to ensure all actions are recorded."
Alternatives: "while it is running" or "during its execution".
However, this program is largely symbolic rather than substantive, as it is executed in only one city per year – it was Nashville's turn in 2015.
It is not an easy task to interpret the data by the curve matching technique as it is executed manually.
Tracking algorithms have proven to be the most power consuming as it is executed every symbol, unlike the acquisition algorithms that executes only at the beginning of reception.
This conflation adds but one further twist to Mr. Esber's perverse yet affirmative show, in which Mr. bin Laden image has been, as it were, executed so many times.
The Fed has exactly the same capital structure as described above, it is executing exactly the same strategy, and it is taking a monumental interest rate/balance sheet risk in doing so.
If the control is deemed safe, it is executed as-is.
When a kernel is called, or launched, it is executed as a grid of thread blocks in parallel.
The fidelity of an intervention is the extent to which it is executed as it was supposed to be executed [ 58] or as Brown [ 59] states: "Did it do what was said on the can?" (p.172).
The task is defined as ' task (out <− in)', meaning that it is executed only if ' out' file needs to be updated with respect to ' in' file: for example, if ' output.file' file does not exist, has zero length, is an empty directory or has been modified before ' input.file'.
A preempted sub-task is assumed to resume its execution on the same core as the one on which it was executing prior to preemption.
