Sentence examples for newly executed from inspiring English sources
To get around this problem, call restart-clm before doing anything in the newly executed image.
The following Tuesday, the team returns for Barret to give them feedback on the newly executed strike-offs, and then the Tuesday after that, until she is satisfied.
Young couples, fresh from their ballroom-dancing lessons and dressed to the nines, took the floor and conscientiously executed newly mastered steps.
A newly released study executed by the Sunlight Foundation of hundreds of thousands of comments submitted to the FCC by the public found that the vast majority spoke in favor of net neutrality.
We examined the model by means of an empirical study of 56 newly completed capital projects executed by 15 Fortune 500 companies in the process industries.
The newly identified model, wholly executed in wood with the exception of the roof covering, is based on the repetition of frames and bays.
It was in Diyala, northeast of Baghdad, that insurgents dressed as policemen executed 49 newly trained Iraqi Army soldiers and three civilian drivers a week ago, the latest in a series of attacks that have illustrated the weakness of the Iraqi security forces.
In order to calculate the number (E(x_{0}, mathcal {I}')) of newly discovered basic blocks executed by a test case x 0 as defined in Eq. (14), we switch off Address Space Layout Randomization (ASLR) during testing.
This amendment takes a little longer time than the case that the newly joining WSAPs execute the second spectrum sensing against the channels excluded from the first spectrum sensing.
Newly joining WSAPs execute Algorithm 1 to build a list of channels for spectrum sensing, and inside the algorithm, is used to decide whether the algorithm includes the th channel on the target list, which the spectrum map marked as unoccupied.
Furthermore, some prediction examples for a set of multi-layered treatments of materials were executed by a newly proposed approach, so-called experimental hybrid multi-layer prediction.
