However, a small business could execute a lightweight version that attempts to measure the key value factors across its fans and nonfans.
In the proposed architecture, all mobile devices are required to execute a lightweight version of DDS, the Mobile DDS Client, whereas stationary nodes on the fixed communication network run full-fledged DDS nodes and are responsible for the routing and delivery of data to all nodes.
"Beggar's Canyon" allows the player to reenact the race mentioned in A New Hope, while "The Death Star Trench Run" allows the player to execute an alternate version of the movie's climactic battle.
To deal with these events, best-effort hardware transactional memory systems usually provide a software fallback path to execute a non-transactional version of the code.
Finally, δ * can be obtained as the α-quantile of { p min (j ) } j = 1 J. Once the corrected significance threshold δ * has been obtained, either with FAIS or FAIS-WY, we execute a slightly modified version of Algorithm 1 so that δ k in Line 4 is directly initialized to δ *.
In 1910 Brancusi executed a seminal version of the Sleeping Muse.
An aide handed the chairman his dancing shoes, and Mr. Bernanke executed a flawless version of the Washington waffle.
It was this weakness that the Germans subsequently exploited in executing a modified version of the Schlieffen plan, cutting in behind the permanent defenses and defeating France without having to come to grips with the Maginot Line.
Technically, he did not "hack" anything; he merely executed a simple version of what Google Web crawlers do every second of every day — sequentially walk through public URLs and extract the content.
Eventually she executed a bedraggled version of Salome's dance, as the pianist, Stephen Gosling, while hardly missing a note of Mr. Eaton's Expressionistic piano music, yanked off one of Salome's seven veils with his teeth.
