Sentence examples for execution to enable from inspiring English sources

His thesis research investigates the use of deterministic execution to enable scalable and efficient transaction processing on main-memory multi-core database systems.

Rossi had sought an "annulment or reduction of the penalty" but also a "stay of execution" to enable him to compete in qualifying this weekend.

Our system differs from Bluemix in its support for expressing applications as models (CloudML, CAMEL), its use of two information repositories, the PaaSage repository of models and execution histories and Chef supermarket, and the use of analytics over past executions to enable users to reason about application deployments.

Omniscient debugging is a promising technique that relies on execution traces to enable free traversal of the states reached by a model (or program) during an execution.

Due to the possibility of multi-versioned components and indirect dependencies, each tuple holds the execution path to enable the f select function to choose the correct component version, thus maintaining the system consistency.

The stimuli generator is created not only with the automaton that guides its operation, but also with specification of ports, data types, and all the apparatus necessary to make it executable and to enable the execution of the target simulation (some parts are hidden for the reader convenience).

The hardware of teaming modifies those tools to enable execution during, rather than after, learning and planning.

Key features of this paper are the use of the domain decomposition and encapsulated message passing to enable execution in parallel.

Then, each execution rule is modified to enable its activation and deactivation.

However, compared to the FI, the Frailty Phenotype would require extra time and resources to enable execution in daily clinical care, and in direct comparison, the FI has been shown to better predict mortality risk among older people [ 24].

(Missouri, the "show me" state has creatively come up with a different product to enable executions to proceed).