Sentence examples for executing until from inspiring English sources
The tasks t4 and t5 cannot start executing until task t0 finishes, which in turn cannot start executing until tasks t1, t2, and t3 finish executing.
The reason for performing this operation is that a task t cannot start executing until all of its parent tasks finish executing, and thus, all the parent tasks of task t should have the same sub-deadline.
In response, malware developers have learned to develop new specimens that remain dormant and refrain from executing until released from the restricted confines of the sandbox, after which they activate their payload and wreak havoc on the target system.
When it occurs, the program is executed until the next pause statement is reached and the execution stops and waits for the next clock tick to occur.
Top Hat wasn't arrested and executed until the K.G.B. learned of his perfidy from Ames.
Canaris was arrested after the July 20th plot, but he was not executed until the final days of the war.
The 37 inmates on the state's death row will not be executed until the Legislature responds to the ruling, said Dina Tyler, a spokeswoman for the Corrections Department.
Mr. Roberts had expressed a desire to be executed until yesterday, and a federal district judge granted a stay to allow his lawyers time to study a possible appeal.
Inmates on death row are not told when they will be executed until the last minute — a procedure Japanese officials say prevents panic among inmates — and their family members and lawyers are informed only afterward, as are the news media.
Though a public disclosure form for the first grant is dated April 2006, the grant does not appear to have actually been executed until December — some months after Local 773 invested $4 million of pension money with Wright.
"No defendant should be executed until we assure that the imposition of the ultimate sanction is not the result of inadequate counsel or lack of due process," the president-elect, Martha Barnett, said at the association's convention in New York.
