Sentence examples for executions yield from inspiring English sources

For example in the presence of 32 receivers, for confidence level, only 50% of executions yield a candidate area containing a malicious transmitter, as shown in Figure 5. Yet the same scenario localizes a transmitter with a root mean square location error of 45 meters of its true location, whether it lies within the corresponding candidate area or not.

Ask everyone involved to rate decisions in terms of quality, speed, execution (yield), and the effort involved.

Another important example of limitation is when the changes are slow, for example when the values are changed based on the date: it won't match the recorded traffic, but consecutive execution yields usually the same values.

Thus, heterogeneous execution may yield better performance than executing the application only on a CPU or only on a GPU.

The empirical results show that the hybrid architecture is able to learn plans efficiently and tap both intentional and reactive action execution to yield a robust performance.

Our experiments based on a minefield navigation domain show that the integrated architecture is able to learn plans efficiently, achieve good plan utilization, and combine both intentional and reactive action execution to yield a robust performance.

The estimated values for the execution time yield an average error of 1.69% and maximum error of 3.94%.

As a comparison, optimizing only execution time yields 112% speedup, but also increases memory buffers by 49%.

Slow TV might sound boring when described, but its execution has yielded as many hits as it has snore-worthy misses.

Indicates that the current thread is willing to yield execution to any other threads that want to run.

The impression is of once-off brilliant design, expeditious execution and efficient yield of significant results.