We select a time hyperplane to execute different tiles much more efficiently by exploiting the inherent overlapping between communication and computation phases among successive, atomic tile executions.
Complex business and economic systems are created, revised, destroyed, and replaced by the successive and evolutionarily execution of entrepreneurial ambition.
This improved performance is due to Flink's ability to process tasks in a pipelined manner, which allows the concurrent execution of successive tasks, thus, gaining in performance by compensating time spent in other operations (i.e., communication between the cluster's nodes).
This allows the concurrent execution of successive tasks, i.e., a reducer can start executing as soon as it receives it's input from a mapper, without requiring all the mappers to finish first.
In a damning critique of what has gone wrong Leighton blamed the once-feted and fast-growing company's loss of form on "poor execution" and successive price increases which alienated an increasingly hard-up mass market customer base.
A strategy for a player in a Reactive Modules game defines how that player selects enabled guarded commands for execution over successive rounds of the game.
Our approaches are able to speedup the overall execution of successive, data-dependent tasks, by using multiple cores and specific customization features provided by FPGAs.
Some scholars maintain that the production, execution, and successive use of language test score can significantly affect individuals, institutions, and the society (Bachman 1990; Messick 1980 , 1988 , 19891996).
Although extractions involving the use of solvents have accomplished purities of higher than 98% and recoveries of more than 95% (Zinn et al.2003, Lafferty and Heinzle1978), a complex setup for the execution of successive steps is required.
