Sentence examples for that cannot be executed from inspiring English sources

The high image quality costs vast amount of calculation, however, and also require complicated adaptive routines that cannot be executed in parallel.

It has been established that these helicases perform specific functions that cannot be executed by any another helicase (Fig. 2).

We find that a suppression hierarchy mediates the selection of competing cleaning movements that cannot be executed at the same time.

Pointing to a report in the Saudi newspaper Al Watan in January, the women wrote: The ruling is based on a Shariah argument that fathers cannot be executed for murdering their children, nor can husbands be executed for murdering their wives.

Also, as internet usage is lower in many East-European countries (Eurostat 2016), this implies that surveys cannot be executed online easily and alternatives (like face-to-face interviews) are usually more expensive.

"Given all the circumstances, it's only natural that many deals that were envisioned cannot be executed at this point," said Ronald Konitzer, one of several former business advisers to Mr. Jackson who have not had access to him since the scandal erupted and Leonard Mohammed, a leader of the Nation of Islam, took charge of Mr. Jackson's affairs.

Unsafe code shall be clearly marked with the modifier unsafe, so developers can't possibly use unsafe features accidentally, and the execution engine works to ensure that unsafe code cannot be executed in an untrusted environment.

State law says that an inmate cannot be executed "if he lacks the mental capacity to understand the fact of the impending execution and the reason for it".

It brings about that the strategy cannot be executed at right time or security & control devices cannot act properly, resulting in more serious accidents.

To explain the FJSP, a sample problem of three jobs and five machines is shown in Table 1, where the numbers present the processing times and the tags "–" mean that the operation cannot be executed on the corresponding machine.

They further subdivide stakeholders into internal and external and posit that "CSR programmes cannot be executed" if organisations fail to receive stakeholders' cooperation, a view held by other scholars (Huang & Zhao, 2016).