Sentence examples for process that runs from inspiring English sources

Whenever the class is instantiated, Ray creates a new "actor", which is a process that runs somewhere in the cluster and holds a copy of the object.

The solution is to create a turbocharged, no-slack launch process that runs on a separate track and promotes both high speed and high engagement.

The much smaller Isigny Sainte-Mère, meanwhile, is using a "microfiltration" process that runs the milk through fine-mesh ceramic strainers and is used in making some yogurts.

The cold-turkey treatment, which could take weeks, is the first step in a process that runs a year or more, said Sergei Kolesnichenko, 31, a former addict who is the deputy administrator of the center in Yekaterinburg.

Within this, possession itself is not one but four things, a finely nuanced process that runs from slow-build possession, to pre-chance creation possession, to chance creation possession and, finally, to either scoring or failing to score a goal.

Smith, the former shadow pensions secretary, has already said he will back down if he gets fewer nominations in a process that runs until 5pm on Wednesday and Eagle's supporters hinted she would do the same.

Intel said it had already manufactured prototype microprocessor chips in the new 45-nanometer process that run on three major operating systems: Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.

Jameson sees the rise of realism as part of the secularisation of society; a process that ran counter to the "universalising conceptions of life" propagated by religion.

In this brief editorial, I just want to highlight a three-step process that ran throughout the conference: Celebration of the history of Religion and Ecology (Collecting), Re-assessment of the present state of the world (Deliberation), and Renewing commitments for the future of the planet (Imagining).

Recipients of those tickets were determined by a random ballot following an online application process that ran from 28 February to 19 March 2008.

This is the very same mechanism that worked in relation to Europe's successful enlargement policy, a process that run out of steam, because the ultimate prize was no longer in reach.