Sentence examples similar to bypasses allocation from inspiring English sources
Other bypassing strategies are possible, including pre-register allocation bypassing [28], recursively bypassing chain of operations on critical path, bypassing after the block is fully scheduled without changing schedule to reduce only register file accesses, etc.
Propagule traps are useful in studies assessing reproductive dynamics and resource allocation, potentially bypassing or complementing sediment propagule bank research, and aiding identification of recruitment bottlenecks.
Gray marketeers know how to bypass official factory allocations, and goods destined for another country may surface in America, even at legitimate dealerships, to be sold at or near full price.
Habitually my agency bypasses merit principles in its allocation of awards and hiring".
We employed a method based on maximizing the adjusted Rand index that bypasses this obstacle and that combines the allocation vectors of each MCMC iteration into one single vector [ 32].
Another government measure allows it to bypass congress for budgetary allocations.
Bypass heat leak and internal irreversibility exhibits relatively less pronounced effects on the maximum power efficiency and on the optimal heat exchanger allocation.
"I had bypasses and bypasses and bypasses," he said.
