Sentence examples for execution step from inspiring English sources
Several reports are built during the execution step, capturing the execution trace of the scenario for each executed patient from the testing cohort.
The amount of used memory of each type at a given execution step strongly depends upon the ordering in which the tasks are executed, and upon when communications between both memories are scheduled.
Programs are process networks that evolve showing the full state at each execution step.
TEDViT simulates statement execution step by step so that the learner can understand the program's behavior by observing the changes of the target domain world in (C).
Finally, during the handoff execution step, the connections need to be re-routed from the existing network to the new network in a seamless manner [3].
Any subset of the source code's variables can be mapped to the simulated memory units to any location of choice and the contents of any memory level are available at any execution step.
In this work, we propose a novel process modelling and execution approach for creating self-organizing processes: Production processes are extended by context-sensitive execution steps, for which sub-processes are selected, elected, optimized, and finally executed on runtime.
For each test case the following must be defined: (i the purpose, (ii the configuration setup, (iii the execution steps, (iv the pass/failure criterion.
Based upon the general form of an explicit p-stage RK scheme, a linear coupling procedure is proposed, with details on the coefficient matrices and execution steps at common time-levels and intermediate time-levels.
With efficiency and security in consideration, the number of protocol execution steps and the complexity of cryptographic operations have been used to measure the performance of the existing 3PAKE schemes.
Open image in new window Fig. 6 Demand response and energy savings under EP and ECP conditions Open image in new window Fig. 7 Flow chart of execution steps for best augmentation plans.
