Sentence examples for due to the execution from inspiring English sources

West said that this was partly due to the execution capacity of recipients, but also the way in which the foundations worked – funding lots of small projects restricted the amount of added value it could give to partners.

These cells are unable adhere to each other, adhere to ECM substrates, unable to form clusters, survive, or grow in suspension due to the execution of efficient anoikis program6.

In fact, at 9-1, the Crimson's success in the opening third of the season has been largely due to the execution of some tried and true fundamentals: puck movement, ice awareness, timing, and teamwork, the last of which comes courtesy of a talented trio of Olympians.

State transits to the next state s t+1 due to the execution of the selected action a t, and agents get costs c t when executing action a t in state s t.   3.

In this case, due to the execution of both actions, the 3GPP scheme generates unnecessary oscillations and poorer performances in terms of average-achieved SINR for the UEs in the scenario.

This is the most important achievement of our TCDC algorithm, and it is due to the execution of the target coverage algorithm at the CHs, not at individual sensor nodes.

They believe that the attack may have been an assassination attempt due to the execution-style method used by the assailants, who shot each of their victims twice in the head.

In relation to computational load, due to the sequential execution model of our implementation, it is not a strict limit as the only consequence is to have larger delays in the computation.

He said it was very unlikely Tehran was directly involved in yesterday's attack due to the poor execution of the blast.

Due to the dynamic execution characteristics of elements that compose distributed applications, the computational load and interaction dependencies of each simulation entity change during run time.

On the other hand, the application of CE has also resulted in a series of problems due to the simultaneous execution of different work phases.