Sentence examples for range of execution from inspiring English sources
In recent years European countries have imposed export controls on a range of execution drugs in a bid to force American states to stop killing prisoners.
The proposed scheme leads to schedule a large number of operations with a wide range of execution times.
Although these approaches can handle a limited range of execution time estimation errors, the system may suffer performance deterioration or even become unstable with large estimation errors.
Our study reports a general description of each stage of the multi-channel algorithm, with several optimizations that offer appealing throughput gains for a wide range of execution parameters.
A piece could land in a range of executions including analog collage, digital illustration, abstract image, or a combination".
Furthermore, the model has awkward constraints on the range of model execution, since the formulation limits the maximum number of animals allowed in a given run.
The primary goal of this paper is to present normative data of shoulder, elbow and wrist ranges of motion, execution time and accuracy, in a simple writing precursor gesture.
USAMS UI deals with a wide range of service operation execution tasks by providing a unified portal for real-world cloud service access and manipulation.
Vertical ground reaction force (vGRF) was measured using a force plate (Bertec, Columbus, OH) across the range of motion during execution of each exercise.
Bioperl provides reusable Perl modules facilitating sequence manipulation, accessing of databases using a range of data formats, execution and parsing of the results of various molecular biology programs including Blast, ClustalW, TCoffee, Genscan, ESTscan and HMMER, PHYLIP, BLAST, GENSCAN, and the EMBOSS suite.
The workloads were adjusted weekly according to Libardi et al. 29 The participants were encouraged to perform the greatest number of repetitions they had achieved in the previous training session when they came to the last set of each exercise, maintaining the same range of motion and execution velocity as previously determined.
