The phrase "asynchronous process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to computing, communication, or any situation where events occur independently of each other.
Example: "The application uses an asynchronous process to handle multiple requests simultaneously without blocking the main thread."
Alternatives: "non-blocking operation" or "concurrent process".
Note that this is an asynchronous process, not immediate, although real-time transactions are also possible.
Since time-encoding sampling is an asynchronous process, time points are not sampled on a uniform time grid.
Time encoding is an asynchronous process for mapping the amplitude information of a band-limited signal x t) into a sequence of strictly increasing time points (t k ).
Finally the web browsing and file transferring protocols are modelled as asynchronous process that generate variable size packets following the models described in [17].
The h-adaptation is referred to as asynchronous process, if the processes of coarsening and refinement are connected through several global mesh regulation steps.
To guarantee the taskset schedulability during migration, we propose to treat a migration process as any other asynchronous process in the typical schedulability analysis, i.e. to use so-called periodic servers, which are periodic tasks executing aperiodic jobs.
The task web service supports long-running, asynchronous processes.
From dataflow, it takes the concept of "black box", asynchronous processes which communicate via message passing over pre-defined connections.
CFQ is biased towards synchronous processes (with each having their own process queue) and all other asynchronous processes in one queue.
In the example used in section case 3: data mining and management (Figure 3), the use of asynchronous processes was the proper solution for achieving the required availability.
The teams in charge of the Philae activity scheduling had to cope with considerable constraints in term of energy, data management, asynchronous processes and co-activities or exclusions between instruments.
