Pre-emptive multitasking means that the system will work faster and more efficiently.
Pre-emptive message staggering means that a node broadcasts its synchronization message with some random time offset before it reaches the period end and thus is able to gather the time information of all other nodes during a period with a lower probability of message collisions.
But on Tuesday, in a pre-emptive strike clearly meant to head off a storm of speculation, Mr. McGreevey offered that he was the unnamed official.
Thus a pre-emptive strike would actually mean all out, escalating nuclear war with Iran, military retaliation against Israel, hostilities in neighbouring states, and a global oil shock.
Israel has maintained that the killings are a means of pre-emptive self-defense.
The Republicans talked a lot about national security, vowing to do whatever it takes to win in Iraq and to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, even if that means a pre-emptive nuclear strike on Iranian nuclear sites.
At different moments he understands his compulsion in different ways: a pre-emptive defence against rejection, a means of asserting his moral superiority over others, even a form of self-anesthetisation: He was, he thought, very close to the ideal state he dreamed of in his reading, the state of renunciation and quiet.
Also discussed are the principles of condition monitoring to provide a means of pre-emptive maintenance, modularisation, standardisation, and innovations and developments which have the potential for improving some of the key technologies required for fusion machines.
This means that pre-emptive regulation takes place if there is a credible hazard to the environment or human health: for example on tackling climate change and restricting genetically modified organisms.
The concept of a pre-emptive strike as a good means to prevent greater harm may be frequently over-stressed in daily life.
