Sentence examples for time of reordering from inspiring English sources

The time of calculating the best result for a newly chosen, including the time of reordering the users (if needed), is easily obtained as if is assumed to be large enough.

It's going to take a lot of political will -- over a long period of time -- to reorder our most basic economic values.

At a time when the Americans are talking of reordering their security priorities with a so-called "pivot" towards Asia, some Chinese commentators have interpreted Mr Xi's decision to visit Russia first as a gesture aimed at America.

Except for the Market-Feed transaction, which occupies 1% in TPC-E workload, the extraction of reordering blocks consumes less than 5% of the execution time.

American officials should abandon their persistent fantasy of reordering the world.

The administration says that the purpose of the provision is to give it time to reorder its priorities.

These items will automatically replenish as the product itself recognize it's time to reorder.

To the best of our knowledge, it is the first time that reordering transaction execution is considered to benefit the CC mechanism of transaction pipeline.

As the Giants' headquarters reopened for business, they wasted little time reordering their roster Tuesday, telling the veteran offensive linemen Rich Seubert and Shaun O'Hara, two pillars of their Super Bowl team of four seasons ago, that they would be released.

We present PQR sort, a matrix reordering algorithm based on a recent data structure called PQR tree, and compare it with the previous ones in terms of time complexity and quality of reordering, according to predefined evaluation criteria.

The passage of time, and the reordered political landscape, had not obscured his causes or dimmed his rhetoric.