Using ' dep' and ' goal' makes it easier to define pipelines in a 'declarative' manner that is similar to other pipeline tools, as tasks are executed only if the output needs to be updated with respect to the inputs, independent of the intermediate results file, which might have been deleted.
"Studios doing large animated features have a defined pipeline, a hierarchy of how shots are launched, reviewed and approved.
Then, a table describing prioritization of activities related to the risk mitigation is shown and defining pipeline vulnerabilities, a very important part of the paper; is placed afterwards.
However, Npl4 and Ubx2 in Arabidopsis have only been detected by literature search, but not by the defined pipeline.
From the defined pipeline, we could not identify Pex22 orthologues, but the protein has previously been identified in A. thaliana[ 54], to which orthologues can be found in all other plant species except S. tuberosum.
In addition, the model provides decisions to define the pipeline network configuration for water transportation among several sites.
Log and event processing is a more complex use case and typically involves an API or other interface which allows a user to define a pipeline or set of instructions to process a stream of events.
Her injury is the latest major incident in an eight-month fight to define the pipeline battle as competing values of human and Native American rights versus the rule of law, environmental protection versus public safety.
As a result, a computational ecosystem is enabled where, instead of workflows made of components designed to define a pipeline, one has components with application programming interfaces designed for scaled-up re-usability.
Because manual curation requires significant effort and our resources are limited, we need to define a pipeline that will support this type of prioritization of our curatorial tasks (18, 19).
