Sentence examples for marking program from inspiring English sources

The marking program runs at the source edge router and only marks those flows traveling from the inside of the network to the outside.

We discuss some of the competing advantages and disadvantages of each that investigators must consider before the onset of a marking program.

Figure 9 Graphical interface of the text length marking program - Experiment 2. The program required the experiment subjects to mark (using keyboard or mouse) a text fragment of the same length as the test text.

Here, I combine data from (i) a long-term Black-winged Stilt (Himantopus himantopus) monitoring program, (ii) a capture-recapture marking program in Doñana, and (iii) reports from the Rare Birds Committee in the United Kingdom to analyse at different geographical scales the relationship between climate, survival, philopatry, and dispersive behaviour.

After I'd finished my homework, Dad always liked me to go through the radio schedules, marking programs I might record for him.

The efficacy of extrinsic markers such as leg bands and satellite transmitters to answer questions related to continent-scale patterns of demography in most migratory populations is compromised by a combination of logistical and technological constraints associated with broad-scale marking programs; we describe herein an alternate approach to address these questions [6].

SAMBLASTER uses a custom data structure, which uses significantly less memory than competing duplicate marking programs.

SAMBLASTER outperforms the other duplicate marking programs in terms of CPU seconds, wall time, disk IO and memory usage.

Extant duplicate marking programs such as PICARD MarkDuplicates (http://picard.sourceforge.net/) and SAMBAMBA markdup (https://github.com/lomereiter/sambamba) require position-sorted SAM or BAM (Li et al., 2009) as input, and perform two passes over the input data, thereby requiring their input file be stored on disk.

On the monitor marked "program" there appeared a ghostly, unclear, yet unmistakable black-and-white image of the lower portion of a heavily suited astronaut descending the LM ladder.

Currently, the system is able to mark programs written in Java, C++ and the C language.