Sentence examples for by setting the earliest from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the matchmaking and scheduling algorithms used in this paper handles requests for which the arrival time and the earliest start time coincide by setting the earliest start time to be equal to the time of arrival of the request.

Yamaha's Crutchlow excited the home crowd by setting the early pace but Stoner soon had his bike back at the top of the standings.

Volumes of interest (VOIs) were selected on summation images of the kidney (renal cortex and pelvis) and liver in the early (from 15 to 30 min) and late (from 70 to 90 min) phases and TACs were obtained from dynamic image data in each organ as SUV by setting the early phase VOIs.

Dominance: By setting the frame early that it is you in charge, you demonstrate confidence.

By setting the film in the early sixties, the writers tapped the source of their earliest ideals.

By setting the index date as the earliest date of evidence for a PAH-indicated medication (and then performing comparisons between the baseline and follow-up periods), we hoped to gain additional insight into how PAH medication use may influence total health care costs among PAH patients.

Speed can be increased by setting the wrists into a cocked position early, and on the downswing keeping the wrists cocked for as late as possible, and then swishing through the ball.

Oaks winner Was (11-2), ridden by Seamie Heffernan, set the early pace and led coming into the straight but was unable to keep up in the final stretch and finished third.

Information bias due to use of 'date of first contact' as 'date of diagnosis' would tend to underestimate the length of the diagnostic interval by setting an earlier date of diagnosis.

However, those who took control of their journeys by walking or cycling did not lose any time in the long-run by setting off early.

And by setting children out early on the road to learning, early childhood education can be instrumental in breaking the cycle of poverty and preparing children for success in school.