Secondly, in a scientific workflow environment, atomic regions are specified or inferred dynamically as needed and are committed implicitly, which are in contrast to a priori well-defined transaction boundaries and explicit commits in transaction processing and business workflows.
The Fed has been unusually explicit in committing to keep interest rates near zero until unemployment falls to 6.5% or lower, which analysts take to mean until 2015.
Mr. Putin was explicit about committing military aid to the Northern Alliance, or United Front, led by Burhanuddin Rabbani, whose forces were driven by the Taliban out of power and into a tiny sliver of Afghan land along the Tajik border.
But then the president had an understanding that some of his explicit priorities he'd committed to would not be doable under that flat budget, so he decided to spend more.
According to Fodor, if a propositional attitude is an actual episode in one's reasoning that plays a causal role, then LOTH is committed to explicit representation of its content, which is as per (A2 and B2) causally implicated in the physical process realizing that reasoning.
In delivering the judgment, Chief Justice Susan Denham said the Irish Constitution did not contain any "explicit right to commit suicide, or to determine the time of one's own death".
Written in Arabic, it covers topics that include advice for Islamic warriors on how to lie low in Western cultures (shave beard, don't be chatty) and explicit guidelines on committing assassinations, using everything from car bombs to clubs to a lethal stew of spoiled meat, green beans and corn.
Eleven were committed city folk, explicit that Manhattan was home and that they were unlikely to budge, even for romance.
The company committed to getting explicit approval from its users a process known as "opting in" before changing their privacy controls.
Despite that, no arms have been decommissioned and the IRA, by the way, has yet to make an explicit declaration that it is henceforth committed to exclusively peaceful means.
