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We implement this methodology in a scientific workflow system and use it to parallelize a multi-frontal solver for finite-element meshes, deploy it in a cloud, and execute it as a workflow.

sherpa> !dmhistory 3c273.pi dmgroup | tr ' ' "\012" The command was preceded by "!" to tell Sherpa to execute it as a shell command, and "| tr ' ' "\012"" was used to add a new-line character between parameter values (to make the screen output easier to read).

"We just didn't execute, it's as simple as that," A's Manager Art Howe said.

If we expect him to adopt a nonsectarian security agenda, we must ensure he has reasonably nonsectarian security institutions to execute it — such as through a more robust embedding program.

But where most historians, including Hilberg, see the Holocaust from the angle of the Germans, who conceived and executed it, Bauer, as an Israeli, is determined to integrate the perspective of the Jews, whom he portrays not simply as victims or objects of persecution but as living principals with ever diminishing choices as Eastern Europe turned into a vast prison-house after 1941.

A static approach defines the p-thread at compile time and executes it as a stand-alone running thread.

When she comes to perform the famous tarantella - an attempt to ward off danger which can be an act of self-expression - she executes it like a zombie: as she knocks her head against her hand, a dull thud rings out.

The V8 engine compiles JavaScript to a native code before executing it, a process known as Just-In-Time (JIT) compiling.

Each order has a time window during which it must be executed, as well as an upper and lower bound on the number of workers that can work on this order in a period.

The Zend Engine compiles PHP source code on-the-fly into an internal format that it can execute, thus it works as an interpreter.

But if these last difficult days for Mr. Ferrer have shown anything, it is that this strategy is not nearly as simple to execute as it is to describe in a city swirling in demographic and political change.