Sentence examples for assigned next from inspiring English sources

The problem presented in this paper adds sequence-dependent setup time considerations to the classical SALBP in the following way: whenever a task is assigned next to another at the same workstation, a setup time must be added to compute the global workstation time.

Assigned next as a surface warfare officer aboard the USS San Jacinto, a guided missile cruiser based in Norfolk, Va., Whittemore served in an unexpected collateral role as a legal officer, handling minor legal duties under the supervision of JAG officers.

Then, τ 1 is selected next and is allocated to core π 2. As for the remaining parallel tasks, τ 3 is assigned next and τ 2 is deemed a migrating task and a pattern is computed so that it is possible to schedule it upon the platform.

Results indicate that NBC can assign next-generation sequencing reads to their taxonomic classification and can find significant populations of genera that other classifiers may miss.

RNA-Seq obtains gene expression estimates by assigning next-generation sequencing (NGS) reads to transcripts, either by mapping to a reference sequence, or assembling into contiguous stretches of sequence data (contigs) utilizing overlapping sequence amongst the reads themselves.

Missouri has 52 national delegates, and 25 will assigned next month.

None of the teachers know where they will be assigned next year, but a few think it will be an improvement.

When Councilman David Yassky said the system created a "false sense of precision," Mr. Liebman emphasized that he expected to make changes before the grades were assigned next year.

It was assigned its next cometary mission (called Stardust-NExT, for Next Exploration of Tempel 1) in July 2007.

At each centre, the enrolling investigator enrolled the subject, assigned the next non-assigned subject number on the list, then scratched the patch to reveal the assigned treatment group.

During their first week of business school, in January 1999, they found themselves in assigned seats next to each other in a "section," as Harvard students call it, of an organizational behavior class.