Sentence examples for end of a step from inspiring English sources

And yet, read backward from the deaths at the end of "A Step Away from Them" ("First Bunny died, then John Latouche, / then Jackson Pollock"), even the initial stray details of a New York street are impressed into elegiac service: It's my lunch hour, so I go for a walk among the hum-colored cabs.

We also use the high-resolution on-chip timers to measure sub-phases, in particular we are able to distinguish how much time is spend calculating forces, how much time is spent waiting for communication requests to complete, and how much time is wasted at the end of a step because of load imbalance.

The first vector, denoted by I, contains the amounts of signals flowed to ARG nodes at the end of a step, which will be passed to their children in the next step.

This sensor is also employed in an a posteriori manner because if some refinement is needed at the end of a time step, then the current time-step is recomputed with the refined mesh, but only locally, close to the new cells.

While all other primitive statements do not take time (in terms of macro steps), a pause marks the end of a macro step and consumes one logical unit of time.

The pause marks the end of a macro step and thus also the begin of the following step.

Step 2: When a man was alive at the end of a time step, we determined whether a change in CCI had occurred.

The responses at the end of a time step are obtained by linearly combining the responses at various complex sub-step locations with different weighting factors.

A standard volume-moving procedure that consists of two basic steps: (1) the update of a discrete set of volume fractions from the current time to the next and (2) the reconstruction of interfaces from the resulting volume fractions, is employed to find the new location of the tracked interfaces in piecewise linear form at the end of a time step.

This, however, could lead to distorted results as it would assume that a forest is always observed in the same month of each year, and thus the number of months between beginning and end of a time step implicitly being (Year A2 – Year A1) × 12.

Smoldyn is not exact for all length time-steps due to the fact that the reactants can only undergo one interaction at the end of a time-step and it is not possible for a molecule to be in existence for less than the length of a time-step.