"execution duration" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the length of time it takes to complete a task or process. Example: The execution duration of the project was longer than expected due to various complications.
At most, the keep period should be set to the worst case execution duration found in the adaptation strategies' specification.
According to execution duration and comparative acceleration graphs, SBM provides approximately 55 90 times more acceleration using GeForce GTX 660 over sequential implementation on a 3.5 GHz processor.
Since the execution duration of the above two phases is shortened, the success probability of both phases is raised before the physical disconnection.
Cerebellar functional inhibition did not influence the APA phase duration and amplitude but increased muscle co-activation, it decreased execution duration and showed a trend to increase velocity, with increased swing soleus muscle duration and activity.
The research presented, investigates the optimal set of operational codes (opcodes) that create a robust indicator of malicious software (malware) and also determines a program's execution duration for accurate classification of benign and malicious software.
The queuing theory is used to theoretically analyze the framework, and optimal service providing strategy is proposed for providers, which aims to minimize the cost for running a candidate data service which is subject to the execution duration constraint.
This paper focuses on the emergency task planning problem with the following characteristics: incomplete initial environment information, concurrent execution and uncertain execution durations.
For effective network governance it is essential to know at an early stage the expected disturbances from project execution, the duration of these disturbances and ways to reduce the disturbances.
C i =l i.u t, l i ∈Z+: execution time (message duration) is a multiple of the slot length (ut).
No meta-analysis was conducted, partly because the execution, intensity and duration of these types of interventions are very different and partly because the outcome was measured in several different ways and with different follow-up periods.
Our study suggests that a proper supervision during the exercise execution for the duration of session may be an additional element to reduce patients' insecurity and fear of exercising at home.
