Sentence examples for executed up to from inspiring English sources

British troops may have executed up to 20 captives in southern Iraq in 2004, human rights lawyers claimed today.

Human rights organisation Amnesty International last week claimed the Syrian government executed up to 13,000 prisoners in mass hangings and carried out systematic torture at a military jail.

Worse still, there are now witness statements prepared for UK High Court proceedings by myself and my colleague Martyn Day, which suggest that, in May 2004, UK soldiers in Abu Naji facility may have executed up to 20 Iraqis, tortured another nine, and subjected some of the 20 dead to unspeakable atrocities before final dispatch.

Our current reconfigurable hardware designs executed up to 79 times faster than the equivalent software running on the embedded microprocessor.

This is a significant improvement from our proof-of-concept designs [32], which executed up to 6 times faster than their software counter parts.

In a computing round, the parallel application is executed up to a barrier, which is an abstraction that allows processes to synchronize, i.e., a process only goes through a barrier after all processes have arrived at the barrier.

The proposed algorithms can execute up to 4200 DCs and 4200 customers while CPLEX can execute only problems up to 500 × 500 in size.

We also show that PA-Star outperforms a state-of-the-art MSA tool based on A-Star, executing up to 4.77× faster.

The new machine has 8,192 processors working in tandem to execute up to 10 trillion calculations per second, roughly 250,000 times faster than a typical PC.

Therefore, when we do decide to refresh the LCD, we are adding extra instructions to the CPU and that particular sample takes significantly longer time to execute (up to 2 times longer).

ENIAC ran continuously (in part to extend tube life), generating 150 kilowatts of heat, and could execute up to 5,000 additions per second, several orders of magnitude faster than its electromechanical predecessors.