Sentence examples for instructions from one from inspiring English sources
Each core in a multicore processor can potentially be superscalar as well that is, on every cycle, each core can issue multiple instructions from one instruction stream.
They recruited a group of participants, and then filmed each one as they entered a room and received instructions from one of the researchers.
The government's motion said that Mr. Abdi, Mr. Faris and other co-conspirators "initiated a plot to blow up a Columbus area shopping mall, and accepted bomb-making instructions from one of those co-conspirators".
Reprieve and law firm Leigh Day & Co, which represents Rahmatullah and takes instructions from one of his relatives, said he was being held without trial by American forces at Bagram air base in Afghanistan but remained under UK control as part of a "memorandum of understanding" with the Americans.
Even if you think you know how to feed your pet the particular product, changes do happen or you might have transposed feeding instructions from one product to a new one.
Surrounded by walls of famous artwork, from a Rauschenberg to an Al Hirschfeld to a Fernando Botero, the dancers heed instruction from one of their accomplished teachers -- the New York City Ballet legend Jacques d'Amboise, or Ellen Weinstein, a Savannah Ballet alumna.
This, of course, leads to the follow-up question, "take instructions from who?" one which is not addressed in Mannix's report.
A square stepping exercise was performed on a thin mat with the instruction to step from one end of the mat to the other according to a step pattern provided, which could be made progressively more complex.
Invitees received illustrated, English-language instructions on sampling feces from one bowel movement by briefly sweeping the tip of a probe several times though the feces, while the feces was suspended on a paper 'raft' (provided) that kept the feces clear of toilet water.
This flow is tightly coupled with a clock built into the language, and the programmer explicitly specifies when an instruction can move from one stage to the next.
This President has told his agents not to torture, and Brennan says he can work with that, while the C.I.A. waits for instructions from the next one.
