Sentence examples for in time to execute from inspiring English sources

Question Qb has to do with the availability of the users in time to execute the task.

For almost any number of sidecar processes in Figure 9, the time to execute Gimlet is longer than the corresponding 5 simulation time steps.

The central controller in [41] took significant time to execute the scheduling of 15 nodes, which had 109 control options, just to adapt CPU resource - memory configuration was not covered.

Often times such modular updating and upgrading can be too expensive (in cost, manpower, and down time) to execute.

In July 2003, a software program in Spanish and English was developed (180 persons have been trained in the region), which requires less time to execute with better reliability.

To determine whether an ultrasound (US -guided femoral nerve block US -guidedntral suprainguinal approach could be successfemoralchieved inerveated dogs; to measure the time to execute the nerve block, onset time, dusingon, and complete block rate in sensory and motor nerventrald to examine any differencesuprainguinal volumes for injection.

We got back to the hotel in time to watch troops execute people.

The measurement group is the most affected group by high maturity implementation since they have to assist project managers, some members of the project team and the higher management with control information so that improvement actions can be planned and executed in time to correct deviations before concluding projects activities.

The extent of cognitive slowing, the increase in the time needed to execute a simple response can be measured by changes in the standard quartiles (median, 25th, and 75th percentiles).

A decrease in agonist and antagonist EMG duration corresponds with reports [6, 16, 25] of reductions in movement time required to execute a practiced task.

We take a very long-term view about our business, and we believe that now is the right time to bring in new leadership, to execute on the next phase of growth and to plan even further into the future.