Sentence examples for pre-scheduling from inspiring English sources

Multi-task parallel scheduling and pre-scheduling algorithms are designed to support the distribution and query of spatial data.

Farooq et al. [37] have described methods for handling such inaccuracies by using a pre-scheduling mechanism based on overbooking and a run time exception handler.

If the provider finds that the randomised order uses fewer servers than the FFD or LBR algorithms, it is likely the distribution of resources is such that pre-scheduling is not beneficial.

This paper focuses on performance improvements of grid workflows by presenting a new pattern for workflow design that ensures activity pre-scheduling at run-time through a technique that generates fine-grained concurrency with a couple of concepts: asynchronous invocation of services and continuation of execution.

While it sounds counter to the idea of live tweeting, pre-scheduling certain content and keep the hashtag active.

You can "prime the pump" by pre-scheduling quality content such as videos, quotes, or links to articles that fit with the event's themes and topics.

ABC News executives have in part blamed "This Week's" difficulties on disruptive scheduling issues exacerbated this past year by ABC's acquisition of National Basketball Association games, which forced several pre-emptions and re-schedulings.

The third contribution is a Real-time Scheduling Agent for manufacturing tasks scheduling/re-scheduling strategy and methods according to the real-time feedback.

Since now, some disk-scheduling algorithms have been proposed to schedule real-time disk requests.

In the scheduling-based approaches, nodes turn on their radios only in scheduled slots.

SCHEDULING With so many designers competing for locations, models and (crucially) an audience, SCHEDULING is key.