Sentence examples for from the committing from inspiring English sources

We extend Store Atomicity to capture this ordering requirement by requiring dependencies which cross a transaction boundary to point in to the initiating instruction or out from the committing instruction.

The biggest move in politics is from the committed to the uncommitted, from those with tribal attachments to those simply keeping score, choosing governments as if they were company managers.

Thus, the onset of differentiation is accompanied by an immediate increase in ATOH8 expression in C2C12 myoblasts in culture, pointing toward a function of ATOH8 in the transition from the committed to the differentiated state in myogenesis.

We don't have people coming in from the outside committing the offenses".

He also played superbly from the backcourt, committing fewer unforced errors than the notoriously stingy Ferrer.

In this, American liberals are no different from the politically committed the world over.

The Knicks shot.381 from the field, committed 18 turnovers and trailed from the early going.

"Very simply, the purpose is to make the plaintiff become the defendant," he said, in order to draw attention away from the abuse committed by the officers.

The promise from the ECA commits 80 clubs to donate money from its first home match in the group stages of both competitions.

The leaders said they emerged from the sessions committed to preserving the peace.

Disease reduces the quantity of outputs produced from the resources committed to animal production and thus the benefits people obtain from them.