Sentence examples for terms of deadlines from inspiring English sources

A presentation slide for senior staff said: "Mostly performance is measured in terms of deadlines.

There was always pressure to deliver in terms of deadlines, funder requirements – simply, there was always more to do.

He added, "We talked about this date a week ago, and Russia sticks to its commitments in terms of deadlines".

The theater could apply for more state funds for the 2001-02 yeand althoughough that application deadline is Feb. 23, a spokeswoman for the Arts Council, Nina Stack, said Crossroads would be viewed as a "special circumstance in terms of deadlines".

Efficient resource allocation especially in terms of network usage is paramount to meet users' requirements in terms of deadlines and responsiveness, and offer high scalability at the same time.

The latter ones may require experimental devices which can be restricting in terms of deadline, cost and safety.

Simulation results reveal that in a realistic working condition while adopting user estimates for the requests in the provisioning policies, we are able to improve the users' QoS about 32% in terms of deadline violation rate and 57% in terms of slowdown with a limited cost on a public Cloud.

It means they are far too relaxed in terms of meeting deadlines to produce work.

For multi-channel scheduling, SSA has larger advantage with increasing number of channels in terms of request deadline miss ratio than the best of other algorithms.

In general, PVC for single channel scheduling is superior to the best of other algorithms in terms of request deadline miss ratio.

The experimental results show that ERECT outperforms those two existing algorithms in terms of guaranteeing tasks' deadlines (up to 14.06%) and energy saving (up to 9.81%).