Sentence examples for slower execution from inspiring English sources

"Smaller" players such as Amazon, Rakuten, and Neiman Marcus entering the market struggle to compete because of fewer domestic resources, a lack of understanding of the Chinese market, as well as slower execution.

Scheduling for dynamic voltage scaling tries to stretch the execution time of processes just to meet their deadline to take advantage of the lower operating voltages allowed by slower execution.

Speaking publicly for the first time since the company's IPO, he only slightly belittled the fact that the world's biggest social network is pushing 1 billion users worldwide at the moment, but also a sign of how it wants to keep its startup face on as it continues to mature and grow — two trends that often lead to slower execution and innovation.

The second histogram method has slower convergence of f ε to f and slower execution, but has a tendency to show additive processes in signal and allows inverse multifractal analysis (determination of the exact part of data with chosen values of pair (α,f.

This was obtained by means of a slower execution of the end-part of the feeding action.

As for age and education, when observing the probability distribution of TMT-B values, we noticed an overall shift of values toward slower execution times.

Therefore, slower executions at lower voltage and frequency levels can be performed in order to lower energy dissipation if all the deadlines are satisfied.

Eyewitness accounts are visceral and haunting: the heat was "like a slow execution" within a "monochromatic soundless hell".

Because of their slow execution, interpreters are now rarely used outside of program development, where they may help a programmer to locate errors quickly.

Topping respondents' list of pet peeves (after high cost) was slow execution, followed by difficult communication, and an inability to track the status of an application.

The company's second-quarter earnings fell 78percentt because of competition and the slow execution of a plan to sell more Internet software.