Sentence examples for the correct execution from inspiring English sources
The beacon can be used to verify the correct execution of randomized algorithms such as lotteries.
The MaC architecture provides assurance about the correct execution of target programs at run-time.
To guarantee the correct execution of a hard real-time program on a given platform, the scheduler must ensure that all deadlines are met.
BPEL is a powerful language but lacks a widely accepted formal semantics, and this makes it difficult to formally validate the correct execution of BPEL implementations.
We interpret the increased parietal activation, during inhibition, as representing a heightened spatial attention required for the correct execution of the inhibition task.
An innovative solution based on the multithreading technique has been implemented, to guarantee the correct execution of the required tasks and a precise time alignment of acquired data.
These molecules effectively start the so called 'inflammatory process' by activating other cell populations (namely helper T-cells) for the onset and correct execution of the entire immune defense process by which foreign intruders are eliminated and immunological memory is created [ 25, 26].
Don't rush to keep up with the higher ranking students; they should have a better grasp of the fundamentals, making correct execution easier for them.
The notion of correct execution of a program written in every widely-used programming language today does not depend on the temporal behavior of the program.
Node replication attacks leave wireless sensor networks vulnerable to various insidious attacks, e.g., the adversary can pour false data into the network to prevent the success of the data aggregation protocol or the node replication attack can revoke legitimate nodes and disconnect the network by triggering a correct execution of the node revocation protocols [1].
Invariants were specified on objects to describe their safe behaviour while pre/post conditions were defined in functions and operations to restrict the system for their correct execution.
