Sentence examples for estimates of executions from inspiring English sources

But the fact is that the opening of formerly secret Soviet archives has led many historians - such as the Americans J Arch Getty and Robert Thurston - to scale down sharply earlier cold war estimates of executions and gulag populations under Stalin.

The estimator allows one to obtain accurate estimates of program execution times for any characterized target processor, by first appending to each statement in the C code generated from the control/data flow graph instructions that accumulate clock cycles, then compiling and execute the software on the host workstation.

We use compiler techniques and a compiler-synthesized static task graph model to identify the subset of the computations whose values have no significant effect on the performance of the program, and to generate symbolic estimates of the execution times of these computations.

Both the matchmaking and scheduling algorithms described are based on user estimates of job execution times.

By some estimates, the number of executions is more than 10,000 a year.

Attempts by outside groups to track or estimate the number of executions have proved difficult: Amnesty stopped releasing estimates in 2009, accusing the government of misusing their statistics.

The veterans of the anti-Pinochet movement show René a rough version of what they want: lists of the disappeared, estimates of state-sponsored executions, and so on.

The profiling is done by running a background thread that collects stack snapshots either via continuation-mark-set->context or via Errortrace, meaning that the result is an estimate of the execution costs.

A rough estimate of the execution time is given for each step of the training process.

SET j is an estimate of the execution time of job j that is calculated by the DBW algorithm and L j is the extra time that job j has for meeting its deadline, if it starts executing at its earliest start time.

Modeling preparation separately and masking exclusively with the vision of scrambled images therefore indeed seems to be an effective way of minimizing task-specific visual activity from our estimate of motor execution.