Sentence examples for pattern execution from inspiring English sources
(PDF 175 kb) Additional file 3: Frame 3. Business Rule Pattern: Execution Condition.
To meet, for example, the business rule that allows you to place orders on time only for clients that have available credit limits, the pattern "Process Transaction" has the related pattern "Execution Condition" that must be used for this purpose.
Research prototypes and commercial products from scanner manufacturers to enable CS-accelerated MRI will almost certainly have different software and hardware solutions to overcome the somewhat mundane operations of transmission/storage of the CS sampling pattern, execution of the sampling pattern in the pulse sequence, and transmission/storage of specially reconstructed CS-accelerated MR images.
A cartoon originally was and still is a drawing, a full-size pattern for execution in painting, tapestry, mosaic, or other form.
These are also important in identifying the pattern of execution of the method.
These statements along with the conditional statements produce branches and are hence analyzed to find out the pattern of execution of the method.
When the pattern of execution was satisfactory as determined by the physiotherapist, the subject was then asked to perform the hollowing maneuver until they were able to change the pressure in the PBU at a steady state from 40 to 50 mmHg.
Irregular parallel algorithms pose a significant challenge for achieving high performance because of the difficulty predicting memory access patterns or execution paths.
Even though the MR-Radix uses a slightly higher use of memory with certain support values, due to the manipulation of multi-relational patterns, its execution time remains substantially lower when compared to PatriciaMine.
Previous studies have reported that left-handed individuals do not display uniform brain activation patterns during execution of movement and processing of language.
After the NN controller is trained and the feedback CS is fixed, the optimal execution patterns (input/output patterns) are defined in terms of optimal control problems, which balance control accuracy and control effort.
