Sentence examples for invocation time from inspiring English sources

Our study indicates that the DSIF achieves a shorter service invocation time with a lower message transmission cost.

Figure 10 shows each invocation time of the two applications for the High-level AI service on the SAMSUNG device during this process.

However, the invocation time of the trap depends on the cache state and is between 6 cycles in the best case and 426 cycles in the worst case a factor in the order of two magnitudes.

The DLS logs every data access and includes the invocation time, the logical query name and the query's execution time (in milliseconds).

Karmal reintroduced the old Afghan custom of having an Islamic invocation every time the government issued a proclamation.

There is a period of meditation before fire-lighting and invocations, a time to considers ancestors, kin, future bloodlines.

"Continuum," its first album, includes the bassist Ben Street, drummer Andrew Cyrille and Román Diáz on percussion and religious invocations; at times it sounds like one of Andrew Hill's small groups playing for the Yoruba saints.

The giveway came in David Dimbleby's invocation, at different times in his BBC commentary, of the funerals of Nelson, Wellington and Churchill.

Her connection with water is shown by her invocation in Roman times as "the nymph goddess"; several rivers in Britain and Ireland are named after her.

The framework distinguishes itself from similar approaches by employing versioned data files as tool data sources, which assures reproducible results for tool invocations at any time in the future.

Some close observers approved Mr. Obama's explicit invocation, for the first time, of Israel's 1967 borders as the starting place for talks with the Palestinians.