Sentence examples for source access from inspiring English sources

Answer set programming (ASP) is a popular approach to declarative problem solving which for broader usability has been equipped with external source access.

"Muscular/Incensor has significantly enhanced the amount of benefit that the NSA derives from our special source access," one 2010 GCHQ document notes.

How do you think this is going to change research and the ways in which we perceive history in terms of primary source access?

We present liberal domain-expansion (lde) safe programs, a novel generic class of ASP programs with external source access and value invention that enjoy finite restrictability, i.e., equivalence to a finite ground version.

It will be packaged with open source access.

However, these solutions require packets to be buffered at the source access or target access until the MN completes handover procedures.

Other certificates have been used for "special source accesses" – a reference, perhaps, to the cables carrying web traffic.

We thus solve the optimization problem of eliminating the unnecessary source accesses, and optimize the program to answer the query.

In November 2010, the British wrote that "Muscular/Incenser has significantly enhanced the amount of benefit that the N.S.A. derive from our special source accesses".

Specifically, the source accesses an idle timeslot to transmit a packet to the destination.

If timeslot t is idle, then the source accesses it by broadcasting a new packet to the destination and K potential relays.