It is interesting to note how besides the composition capabilities of the Clive I/O framework, there is potential for efficient execution.
On Linux, the purpose of swapper swapper (the idle idle task) is to invoke the scheduler to choose potential threads ready for execution, or to halt the CPU in case no thread is ready to run.
The proposed methodology could resolve the problem of stack overflow at large systems that can appear with classical graph based algorithms, and has potential for a higher execution speed-up on parallel architectures.
Although it gets my highest rating for its potential, it deserves a D for execution; consider it on probation until Ford gets its act together.
Civilian leaders make policy while military leaders are responsible for informing civilian leaders of potential impacts of such policies and for execution once a decision has been made.
These advances contribute to growing potential for economic development planning and execution that will minimize impacts on nature and maximize human wellbeing.
Due to easy execution and potential for structural efficiency, the use of sinusoidal-web girder has been increasing significantly in several segments of civil engineering construction such as bridges, pedestrian walkways, hangars and industrial buildings.
All told, I liked it, more for its potential than for its execution so far, but we didn't really get a fair chance with only one episode.
Rhetoric Rating: +4 for zinger potential, -4 for zinger execution Jon Huntsman: "When President Obama should have been focused on creating jobs, he focused on a government-mandated health-care system that the American people didn't ask for and can't afford".
In 2007, as a result of Mr. Harbison's appeals, the Federal District Court in Nashville found that Tennessee's procedures for execution were unconstitutional, in part because of the potential that the process would cause unnecessary pain to the condemned.
