Sentence examples similar to post reordering from inspiring English sources

Based on the decomposition of N (the length of the transform) into mutually prime factors, the algorithm performs transforms in-place and without pre- or post-reordering of the data.

But the shift in his latest speech is not towards subtlety but a step back to the rhetoric of stability, and the abandonment of the post-9/11 neoconservative slogan of reordering the world.

This sounds appealing in theory, especially to diplomats who cut their teeth on the post-genocidal reordering of the former Yugoslavia.

The computation of the distortion profile can be achieved in several ways, if temporal and spatial frames intra/inter-dependency is maintained or not; layering methods for post-compression reordering of NAL units, similar to those adopted by the scalable video coding (SVC) extension of H.264 are then possible [52].

"We're not removing any posts from people's feeds, just reordering them.

We end up reordering quite a bit in post, when we've seen the directors' cuts and realize certain transitions make more sense than others.

He will call the office to reorder what is missing.

After reordering the rows and columns (representing the post- and presynaptic excitatory cells) of the post-training weight matrix according to category membership (Fig.  7c), the structure developed in the lateral connections is made apparent.

So I was reordering every day.

There must be reordering forces in the universe.

The group said four of those banks have dropped reordering for some kinds of transactions, but it said that the banks had retained "the right to change their account terms and conditions — including transaction posting order — at any time, for any reason".