Sentence examples for execute part of from inspiring English sources
Colluders must always execute part of the task, even when they are trying to return forged results.
Sampling ensures that the malicious participants execute part of the task for this to have any chance of being accepted.
These devices can execute part of the IDS tasks necessary for self-protection, but other tasks could be derived to other more powerful systems.
MaD-WiSe[30] offers a runtime system for queries that is fully distributed, and each sensor may directly execute part of a query plan and then deal with sensor-specific tasks.
Instead of circling aimlessly, as UAVs tend to do when they lose signal, it decided to execute part of its program and start flying northwest, entering restricted airspace along the way.
Third, we improve the reliability of voluntary computing with a set of novel replication and sampling techniques, that require colluders always to execute part of their tasks, and by imposing more coordination and overhead to successfully forge results, all this combined with efficient and low overhead checkpointing.
Bush's extraordinary resort to "signing statements" to claim the right not to execute parts of duly-passed laws has been an affront to the separation of powers.
While the assessment says the Afghan government "is increasingly able to execute parts of its budget and deliver very basic goods and services," it also warns that "the government has yet to reduce corruption or extend governance to many rural areas effectively".
By literally cutting the physical distance that information has to flow through in order to execute parts of an application, developers will be able to improve the performance of their applications running with AWS Lambda.
In order to reduce computation time, the sequential algorithm needed to be parallelized making it possible to execute parts of the calculations on different nodes of a computational Grid at the same time, reducing the overall runtime of the application.
Scotland and England still had their separate parliaments, and within half a century England was gripped by civil war, James' son Charles was executed (part of Oliver Cromwell's "cruel necessity"), and when monarchy returned the instability continued.
