The challenge is the identification of application fragments that can be executed independently of each other, such that each fragment can be executed using only local transactions.
Critical-safety functions should be designed, tested, encapsulated, and executed independently of control operations code insofar as possible.
In Europe, these anti-Trump protests are a disjointed trend, planned and executed independently from one another.
The surveys were planned and executed independently of each other, but some of the questions from 2009 were included in 2012 to enable identification of changes in GPs' preferences for contract.
We first show in Figure 7 the time evolution of the average SINR reported by UEs when the two SON functions are executed independently and for different values of the CQI and UE measurements reporting periodicity (i.e., CQI feedback every 2/120/160 ms and RSRQ feedback every 120 ms).
Four subroutines (described below) are executed independently, and REPCLASS reports the results for each subroutine along with descriptive statistics of the features found, if any.
The regression relationship between LAI and all the red-edge spectral indices (executed independently) was with r2 = 0.88 − 0.95 range for the decline phase of LAI while statistically significant relationship during growth phase of LAI was only for RESP, GMI, CI and RIhalf.
But Mr. Matthews persuaded the company's executives to draft the papers as separate transactions that could be executed independently.
For the optimization algorithm proposed in this paper, because the resource allocation algorithm and the power allocation algorithm are executed independently, the total iteration number of the algorithm is the sum of that for the two sub algorithms.
Current vector control practices often vary significantly between different jurisdictions, and are executed independently and at different spatial scales.
