Sentence examples for event tracing from inspiring English sources

Apart from the two techniques just described, Multics does not have built-in general event tracing packages, such as those reported by Campbell and Heffner, or Deniston, or instruction jump tracing such as that of Roek and Emerson.

A blind radio disk jockey called Super Soul, played by Cleavon Little, hears about Kowalski's cross-country run and turns the story into a full-blown media event, tracing his progress, helping him outwit the local police and inflating his essentially pointless adventure into a romantic anti-establishment gesture.

This work proposes the use of event tracing in multiagent systems, as an indirect interaction and coordination mechanism to improve the amount and quality of the information that agents can perceive from both their physical and social environment, in order to fulfill their goals more efficiently.

UEFI-based virtual machines Upgrades from driver emulators to synthetic hardware drivers to minimize legacy support Faster VM deployment (approximately half the time) Internet Information Services 8.5: Support for logging to Event Tracing for Windows and the ability to log any request/response headers.

The findings will be used to guide future event tracing procedures and to provide some evidence of certainty on self-reported stroke event rates arising from other population-based cohort studies.

[JPDC'17] A. Bahmani, F. Mueller "SCALABLE COMMUNICATION EVENT TRACING VIA CLUSTERING", Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, March 2017.

And that event traced the legendary — and, perhaps, fictitious — run of Pheidippides, whom historians might have confused with a messenger named Philippides.

As traditional double-headed snare drums, known as dhols, sounded a martial beat, it was easy to imagine the game's originating in war, but an organizer of Sunday's event traced the roots of kabbadi to more benign beginnings in the Punjab, a region that straddles Pakistan and northwest India.

We shall first recall basic concepts related to the validation of event traces in various contexts.

(For example, see Chisholm (1964), Taylor (1974), or O'Connor (2002).) The action, however, is not part of a fully causally determined world that is, a world in which all events are determined by an unbroken chain of prior causally determined events (tracing back to origins in the distant past).

Negative historical events tracing to the days of slavery up to the 21st century have led to the growth of health care mistrust among AA.