Sentence examples for the cost of execution from inspiring English sources

If rational choice applied, communities would weigh the cost of execution against other means of prevention.

This involved the balancing of incremental future revenue against the cost of execution.

In phase II, it makes execution plans for every iteration, compute the cost of execution for every plan and then select the best plan for that iteration.

Modeling the data-tier should help the BIP optimizer reason about the cost of execution plans for different placements of tables.

Finally, the optimum configuration of the room is provided, regarding both the comfort of the patients and the cost of execution.

"But we left that project with many more questions than we anticipated," said Will Francome of Reel Nice, the London-based production company behind One For Ten. "What about the costs of executions?

Although when dealing with a stiff system of ODEs the new algorithm is shown to provide equal accuracy with that delivered by LSODE at the cost of higher execution time, the results indicate that its performance could be superior when facing a stiff system of PDEs.

An editorial in The Times criticized the cost of the execution: $1,451.50, of which $200 went to the hangman.

Slowdown is known to reduce the dynamic power consumption at the cost of increased execution time for a given computation task.

One of the most challenging problems in Clouds is workflow scheduling, i.e., the problem of satisfying the QoS requirements of the user as well as minimizing the cost of workflow execution.

We have previously designed and analyzed a two-phase scheduling algorithm for utility Grids, called Partial Critical Paths (PCP), which aims to minimize the cost of workflow execution while meeting a user-defined deadline.