Sentence examples for sat calls from inspiring English sources

However, the number of SAT calls in the iterative SAT scheme is dependent on the number of preferred extensions of the given AF, see [21].

Like ArgSemSAT [82], which relies on iterative SAT calls for enumerating preferred labelings, CEGARTIX can be seen as a sort of hybrid approach between direct and reduction-based methods, since only certain sub-tasks are delegated to a SAT solver.

Some people helped him to sit, called an ambulance.

Deborah Jacobs, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey, on whose board Mr. Buckman sits, called him "a tireless advocate".

Boris Pasternak's memoir, "Safe Conduct," says that for Russian schoolchildren the far back of the class where the worst students sat was called Kamchatka.

In a new report, it criticises government inaction as the nation's builders sat idle, calling it a tragic waste of resources.

It was a sat phone call where Lincoln could barely hear his father, but he basically brushed him off.

And Baldelli, whose locker is right by Longoria's, said after Game 4 that players seldom sat around discussing calls.

The focus at the time of writing is on transitional shelter, as well as on a larger strategy supported by the Government of Haiti for people to return to their homes if deemed structurally safe (so called "green" houses), or to return to the land on which their destroyed homes sit (so called "red" houses).

The room, where the staff of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence sits, is called a "skiff," for "sensitive compartmented information facility".

"Sit!" someone called to the microphone holders, and on command they crouched down so that the cameras behind them had a view.