Sentence examples for the cost of executing from inspiring English sources
We describe the implementation of a parallel rank sort algorithm using our framework and analyse the speedup, the execution overheads, and the cost of executing it on the Google Cloud infrastructure.
Several academic studies have found that the cost of executing trades is at a record low.
The cost of executing futures trades must be added on to FundCreator's management fees, but, unlike at hedge funds, investors keep all the gains they make.
From the start of June, asset managers will only be allowed to spend their clients' dealing commissions on "substantive research" and the cost of executing trades.
The girl's parents were unable to bring the men to justice as the cost of executing the male perpetrators was twice the compensation owed for the death of a girl.
The new study reads like a horror story in which fairness and justice are the first casualties in a system that often seems deliberately designed not to find the truth but to keep the state's assembly line of death rolling at all costs -- even at the cost of executing the innocent.
According to Levine (2004), financial development occurs when financial instruments, financial markets and financial intermediaries, reduce without necessarily eliminating the costs of obtaining information, the costs of executing contracts and the costs of transaction, as a consequence do a better job by offering financial functions.
(That is close to the daily cost of executing the war in Afghanistan to put the absurd figure in perspective).
The authors of [13] present a heuristic-based workflow scheduling algorithm, called Partial Critical Paths (PCP), whose objective is to generate a schedule that satisfies a workflow's deadline, while minimizing the financial cost of executing the workflow on a service-oriented grid.
And the incremental cost of executing a transaction via this system is essentially zero.
–The high cost of executing trades has traditionally been a barrier to operating in African markets.
