"continue execution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most often used in the context of computers, where it means to continue running a program or instruction set until completion. For example, "The program ran into an error, but the technician was able to debug it and continue execution".
Additional benefits of developing in the framework include source code self-documentation, automatic coarse-grained parallelisation, cross-language integration, data logging, performance monitoring, and will include dynamic load-balancing and 'pause and continue' execution.
My work provides a speculation mechanism that bounds effects before the verification completes, to the processor's boundary, allowing the processor to continue execution and guaranteeing security.
For colon defined words, the code field pointer points to the word that will save the current Forth instruction pointer (IP) on the return stack, and load the IP with the new address from which to continue execution of words.
It is unclear yet if the state will continue executions while the hearing is underway.
Still, Governor Ricketts has procured more lethal injection drugs to ensure the state can continue executions.
A further problem with Iran, Saudi Arabia and Sudan is the continuing execution of juveniles – those who were under 18 when they committed the crime.
A generator object has __iter__ and __next__ methods, and each call to __next__ continues execution of the generator function from wherever it left off previously until another yield statement is executed.
However, the trap generated by the hypercall is virtually invisible to the guest OS, which continues execution "normally" after involvement from the hypervisor.
There has been some work that assumes the traversal will succeed, and just continues execution without waiting for confirmation, and that reduces overhead.
Thus, complex behaviors such as invasion, which are controlled by several different types of modules, are evidently regulated differently when, for example, they are executed by lymphocytes or metastatic cells as in normal cells the process is terminated after some time, whereas in tumor tissues there is continued execution.
Mr. Bush's emphasis on being a "compassionate conservative" and caring about education spoke to married women, Ms. Lake said, while his toughness on the military and on crime -- and the continuing executions of condemned prisoners in Texas -- have helped him keep the support of men.
