Sentence examples for interrupted transaction from inspiring English sources

Users should be able to save their interaction with the app and not lose their progress and particular effort should be made to ensure 'short bursts' of interaction can be accommodated to overcome possible problems due to limited bandwidth requirements or interrupted transaction and communication.

Minutes later, she interrupted a transaction with another customer.

It is possible to detect the situation when the transaction was interrupted by the user, for example, by canceling the PIN entry.

This second situation happens when the first transaction has been completely executed before (so the out in line 13 was inserted in the tuple space) but the second transaction was interrupted due to a failure of the broker (so the in operation in line 22 was not executed).

Binmore (1998, 2005a) models social history as a series of convergences on increasingly efficient equilibria in commonly encountered transaction games, interrupted by episodes in which some people try to shift to new equilibria by moving off stable equilibrium paths, resulting in periodic catastrophes.

The $60 billion claim by Citigroup is more than five times the $11 billion jury verdict in a case brought by Pennzoil against Texaco for interrupting a planned transaction with Getty Oil in the 1980s.

For example, the flow of transactions may be interrupted by unexpected user departures, precluding trustors from gaining the necessary experience to make an accurate trust evaluation.

The money of one country, however, cannot as a rule be used in another country; the flow of payments must be interrupted at national boundaries by exchange transactions in which one national money is converted into another.

What happens to people who rely on their cell phones to process money transactions when cell service and the Internet are interrupted?

When a senator pointed out that the Enron board was told that Mr. Skilling was monitoring and approving all transactions with partnerships run by Andrew S. Fastow, the former chief financial officer, Mr. Skilling quickly interrupted.

Speakers like Bill Gates were interrupted by demonstrators in Sherwood Forest green calling for a "Robin Hood tax" — a tiny fee on the $4 trillion in currency transactions made daily by banks and hedge funds that could raise billions for AIDS.