Sentence examples for routine invocations from inspiring English sources

This is achieved by decoupling the client program from the implementation of the library routine and by dynamically distributing the library routine invocations to available worker instances in the cloud.

The worker module maps a dynamic DEF library routine invocation to a call of a specific library routine deployed in one of the supported runtime environments.

Like Glenn Beck, David Duke and Jesse Helms, her routine invocation of actual facts and events, are done in such a way as to cast the widest conspiratorial net and invoke the greatest fear possible.

Ultimately, the now-routine invocation of 'the science' in support of arguments both for and against badger culling 'cannot meaningfully contribute' to solving the UK's bTB problem.

High user acceptance by providing a simple API for integrating the parallel invocations of library routines into user applications.

The novelty in this approach lies in enabling parallelized invocations of library routines, completely independent of programming languages or platforms.

We can now easily initiate parallel invocations of library routines in a Cloud cluster, set up by a client program written in a programming language different from the programming language in which the library routine was developed in.

In the case of Stephen King, who writes 2,000 words every morning and describes fiction as a sort of waking dream, the invocation of a writing routine is akin to the stuff you do before you get into bed: "your schedule," he says, "exists in order to habituate yourself, to make yourself ready to dream just as you make yourself ready to sleep".

In our case, dynamic invocations provide more flexibility when calling routines that can be added to the library on the fly.

The invocation of magic in a brew of 24/7 gambling, resort excess, ultrahigh-end shopping, fine dining and routine pampering.

There were many invocations of hearings past.