Sentence examples for process dependency from inspiring English sources

Following this scenario, deadlock can occur if the process dependency graph contains cycles.

It also avoids process level problem such as residual dependencies [33], process dependency on its original (source) node.

Degradation of gate oxides caused by etch-induced damage and inside charging of high-aspect-ratio contacts caused by process dependency on electron shading damage was investigated with Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM).

By addressing the weaknesses of extant process prioritization approaches, the D2P2 accounts for structural and stochastic process dependencies and leverages log data.

Figure 1 describes the architecture of OCSO including its five components, namely Optimization Gateway, Optimization Facilitator, Optimization Executor, Optimization Rule Repository, Logging and Notification Controller, as well as their data and process dependencies.

While electrical and thermal properties of glassy carbon are critical to performance metrics and fabrication processes of various carbon-based electronic and sensing devices, their size and process dependencies remain unclear due to limited experimental reports.

In combination with models for the grinding wheel and the material removal process, dependencies of the workpiece dynamics on the workpieces quality are studied and results from this hybrid model are in excellent agreement with empirical measurements.

Cotton-top tamarins (Newport et al. 2004) and rats (Murphy et al. 2008) can successfully learn abstract dependencies between elements at fixed distances, while chimpanzees can process dependencies between specific items at variable distances in the acoustic domain (Endress et al. 2010).

The philosopher Kurt Riezler wrote something about this, in an article for the American Journal of Sociology, in 1943: "During all the phases of this indefatigable process of dependency and creation, shame and awe hold hands".

Ms. Ghazanfar said government control of the shelters reflected the growing maturity of the Afghan government and the increased professionalism of the police, and was part of the broader transition process from dependency on foreign agencies.

Although limb regeneration is a complex developmental process, nerve dependency and other aspects of regeneration have often been conceptualized as having a simple molecular basis, involving relatively few regulatory factors.