Sentence examples for large dispatches from inspiring English sources
In between these, she contributed Profiles, Reporter at Large dispatches, and other Letters from around the globe.
However, such large dispatch queues are inevitably accompanied by high circuit complexity which would correspondingly limit the pipeline clock rates.
Continuing demands for high degrees of Instruction Level Parallelism (ILP) require large dispatch queues (or centralized reservation stations) in modern superscalar microprocessors.
Bernie Sanders, the ardently leftwing mayor of Vermont's largest city, dispatched similar missives to Downing Street, the Élysée palace and the White House, before releasing a statement declaring: "Burlingtonians cannot calmly sit back and watch our planet be destroyed – with hundreds of millions of people incinerated".
PJM manages the largest centrally dispatched control area in North America and operates the largest competitive wholesale electricity market in the world.
Results indicate that the solution approach is viable for general use in large-scale dispatching and load assignment problems on major commercial rivers.
Unlike existing underwater acoustic networks (UAN), the new UWSN paradigm dispatches large number (in the thousands) of unmanned low-cost sensor nodes to locally monitor and report otherwise not easily accessible underwater events in a time-critical manner.
Barack Obama has described Isis as "the face of evil" but ruled out dispatching large numbers of US ground troops to confront them.
The large composition, also dispatched by the painter in just one day, on Jan . 11 , 1970is done in Picasso's most provocative cartoon style.
Kammu, continuing campaigns that had plagued the regime since Nara times, dispatched large conscript armies against the Ezo (Emishi), a nonsubject tribal group in the northern districts of Honshu who were regarded as aliens.
Fire officials in New York said they had no plans to dispatch large truck-mounted fans around the city, but they are clearly encouraged by the promise of smaller fans that can be positioned in stairwells of burning buildings.
