Sentence examples for release offset from inspiring English sources

When stealing a sub-task from such a task and its release offset and intermediate deadline are kept, then this task will not benefit from the stealing operation as its response time will not decrease due to the precedence constraints imposed by the master string.

Note that the parallel sub-tasks must have intermediate release offsets and deadlines in order to guarantee execution consistency, for instance the sub-task that executes partially in π 2 must complete before it is migrated to π 1.

A unique aspect of homeostatic plasticity is that retrograde signaling accurately and persistently adjusts presynaptic release to offset a perturbation.

Chief Financial Officer Mark Vranesh responded that when it came to the second-quarter outlook, "We're not presuming that aggregate bookings from new releases are going to offset declines from existing games.

Human rights campaigners in Hong Kong said his early release did not offset what had been a flawed conviction.

This is possible by solving the resulted nonlinear and transcendental eigenvalue problem using two general methods, one based on the Wittrick Williams algorithm adapted to handle end release and rigid offset, and the other on the power deflation secant method.

Reacting to the combination of higher oil prices and a winter cold snap, the federal government today released $130 million to offset the heating bills of low-income families across the country.

The unspoken goal of almost all firms is quickly to offload the remaining dodgy assets on their balance-sheets, thus releasing capital, to offset the higher overall capital standards being imposed on them.

Sokoliuk and VanRullen measured EEG activity while subjects indicated when they perceived the flickering illusion by pressing a button at flicker onset and releasing the button at flicker offset.

Even this, though, probably wouldn't offset the release of greenhouse gases.

This research confirms the presence of soil carbon adequate to supply trace gas fluxes, but suggests that considerable carbon is sequestered by beaver impoundments in the meadow stage, which may offset carbon release that occurs during the pond stage.