Sentence examples for execution requirements from inspiring English sources

Specifically, by repeating this list (possibly ad infinitum), a periodic sequence of execution requirements is generated such that the execution time of each frame is bounded from above by the corresponding value in the periodic sequence.

Based on the evaluation results, we analyze each scenario with respect to the security level and the real-time execution requirements in order to implement fingerprint verification in the smart card with the client-server environment.

The multiframe task model (as presented by Mok and Chen [17] and later generalized by Baruah et al. [18]) allows system designers to model a task by using a static and finite list of execution requirements, corresponding to successive jobs (or frames as they are named in this model).

The total execution requirement of task τ i, denoted by C i, is the sum of the execution requirements of all the sub-tasks in S i, i.e., (C_{i} stackrel {text {def}} sum _{k=1}^{n_{i}} sum _{q=1}^{v_{k}} e^{q}_{s_{i}^{k}}).

A fundamental problem in bioinformatics is genome assembly due its computing intensive execution requirements.

Furthermore, based on user-defined execution requirements, WINGS can automatically generate the most appropriate and/or efficient workflows [ 41].

4 There is no restriction on the execution requirement of each node, and the execution time of each node may vary from one node to another.

The minimum execution requirement of task τ i, denoted as P i, is defined as the time that τ i takes to execute when it is assigned to an infinite number of cores6, i.e., (P_{i} = sum _{k=1}^{n_{i}} c_{s_{i}^{k}}), where (c_{s_{i}^{k}}) denotes the worst-case execution time among the sub-tasks of segment k.

Each block implementation must satisfy the predefined execution time performance requirements [18]: and conditioned by the specified above architecture constraints, and, correspondingly.

(ii) Each block implementation must satisfy the predefined execution time performance requirements [18]: and conditioned by the specified above architecture constraints, and, correspondingly.  .

Similarly, Meyer S. Frucher, the chairman of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange, said "payment for order flow is an abomination if it does not come with absolute best-execution requirements".