Sentence examples for instructions in such from inspiring English sources
During the execution of instructions in such a processor, instruction decoding is a major task for identifying instructions and generating control signals for data-paths.In this paper, a novel Instruction decoding technique is proposed that employs pipelining along with Separated Instruction Decoding SID) and Decoder Structure Optimization (DSO) techniques to decrease the area and power.
He gave his instructions in such a matter-of-fact way that I did not feel alarmed, but commenced forthwith to collect "C" Company men from the neighbouring shell-holes… So many of our men had been killed, and the rest had gone to ground so well, that Wood and I could only collect a very few… Finally, Wood and I led 15 men over to the tanks.
The indexes, n 1, n 2, and k 1 are varied using three nested loops ("for" instructions), in such an order that the number of accesses to each element in x(n) is reduced.
This is partly the fault of the manufacturers, who sometimes have the instructions in such small type that a magnifying glass is required to read them.
All the same, you know where the real fear resides, so it's all you do to keep him from leaving as when he's ready to be on his way, you'll have to open the door again, and your heart may not be able to handle two such powerful instructions in such close proximity.
Most beginner's Hot Yoga Sequences are rather fast paced and crowded, it can be rather hard to obtain specific attention and retain the detailed instructions in such conditions.
In addition to academic subjects for undergraduates earning credits for graduation or for transfer to a four-year school, a typical community college catalog may offer instruction in such practical topics as auto repair, retirement planning, or computer skills.
The camp is free to participants and will include instruction in such sports as tennis, swimming, basketball, track and field, archery and weight training.
We tend to ignore direct instruction in such things and work with the unspoken assumption that experience is the best teacher.
Further away from the group were a series of houses and lawns that could have easily come out of the 1920s Midwest, and then a set of classrooms where dozens of identical, conservatively-dressed boys received instruction in such subjects as reading, writing, arithmetic, and anti-communism.
The predominant form of instruction in such high enrollment courses is large lectures as it is assumed that these are the only low-cost alternatives available.
