Sentence examples for reordering for from inspiring English sources

The group said four of those banks have dropped reordering for some kinds of transactions, but it said that the banks had retained "the right to change their account terms and conditions — including transaction posting order — at any time, for any reason".

This step processes only 3D probe objects and consists in re-ordering and reflecting the three projection planes, in order to generate possible triples of 2D canonical views (i.e., for reordering for reflection).

The ordering problem is solved for second-order bounds, and research is still progressing at Imperial College to get an optimal reordering for third-order bounds.

In [12], they proposed such reordering for top-down BFS, where they only utilize the reordered vertices where needed, while maintaining the original BFS tree with original vertex IDs for overall efficiency.

We considered three situations in Block experiment's results:  If the objective is to optimize the anti-Robinson function with Jaccard coefficient, Sugiyama returns the best reordering for both matrices.

Startup and BIOS managers have allowed for this kind of reordering for a long time, and although I don't know the specifics of how it's handled, I have to guess that starting an application before Windows has finished loading all its background services (for example) changes the immediate priority in real time, though it doesn't save that information for later.

He had printouts made from the last sequence in the book and cut them into horizontal swaths — between about thirty and sixty strips each — which he laid out on his studio floor and reordered for harmonic effect.

In Defoe's descriptions, Britain was a place of energetic activity, reordered for building, farming and hunting; it was to be "improved", a term which became deeply political in Scotland.

All her Sky comedies have immediately been reordered for second series, including Little Crackers, Trollied, Mount Pleasant, Spy, The Cafe, Stella and This is Jinsy, a BBC3 pilot picked up by Sky featuring a daft talent show judged by a dog.

Seventy percent of the company's 2013 customers came back the following year to reorder, for instance.

If the length of the subframe is a number of time slots then the number of symbols reordered for a transmitter with antennas is.