Sentence examples for simple thread from inspiring English sources

"He's modestly and quietly trying to make a difference in the world, with the simple thread of trying to help people get along, whether it's in Jerusalem or downtown New York," said Mary Gordon, the president of Roots of Empathy, a charity that tries to imbue children with kindness and acceptance of others.

Input your contact's screen names into the address book, and webOS will automatically tie together all messages from each individual into one simple thread.

Open image in new window Fig. 10 Simple thread parallelism for top-down BFS Open image in new window Fig. 11 Load-balanced thread parallelism for top-down BFS.

All we need to do is just look back and pull out that one most simple thread, that one way that we've been most helpful to family, friends and colleagues throughout the years...and do so, btw, without over-thinking it.

(The reason for this is simple: thread wear will cause the button to fall off sooner, unless you wrap the exposed threads with a protective wrap).

When the girls arrive in Hanoi, the tempo kicks up a notch and simple threads and dreams are exchanged for glitter, mics and men.

Since the fin can be machined via simple mechanical threading, this tube is called as a "screw tube".

What started off as simple, fast, threaded, practical web-based email now resembles a kitchen sink with a hundred settings, dozens of lab extensions, labels and filters and stars (oh my!), calendars, maps, task manager, contact manager, document manager, RSS reader, in-email video player, web clips, instant messaging, video chat, and "Buzz", all bundled.

A simple multi-threading client without Spark (with 5 threads) was able to achieve ~6000 writes/s to Cassandra (vs. Fig. 13), which suggests that the current thread pool approach in Spark may be optimized.

Running through all their findings was a simple and elegant thread: People like to be around other people.

When Berriolo reached her final destination at 149th Street in the Bronx, the book had unfolded across the entire length of the train, the pages in the laps and hands of commuters who were all connected by a simple line of thread.