The phrase "execution program" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a piece of software that runs a program, or set of instructions, within a computer system. For example, "Once the programmer had written the code, the execution program ran the program and the new software was ready to be used."
We found that an SW-agent can execute a remote execution program with up to 7% overhead in performance compared to its direct execution.
The elimination is done with data processing by a remote execution program shipped to a node near a sensor.
"Deterrence cannot be achieved with a half-hearted execution program," Professor Shepherd of Emory wrote in the Michigan Law Review in 2005.
An execution program is developed to generate scanning curves for transition zone simulation.
The group has already won major grant competitions such as a $3 million Mathematics of Sensing, Exploitation and Execution program through DARPA, and is also involved in large research programs for the Department of Homeland Security.
Could the victim of a classified CIA execution program be prevented by the government from telling anyone about his experience being targeted by it?
This course focuses on helping companies develop strong platform strategies and execution programs by teaching participants how to understand the managerial levers necessary to operate in complex environments.
Based on the model description information, the methods for encapsulating the model-execution program to model services and for describing model-service deployment information are also included in the proposed strategy.
During execution, the program produces a random sequence of allocation using the Rnd function that generates a floating point random number.
As such a logic of action provides a means to reason about programs, or more precisely, the execution of programs and their effects.
Execution of programs no longer defines the results.
