Sentence examples for transform program from inspiring English sources
"While there remains much to do to build a stronger and more resilient Barclays, we are completely focused on executing our transform program and are making good early progress," Antony P. Jenkins, the chief executive, said in a statement.
Mr. Lucas said it was an "appropriate time, as we start the implementation of the transform program, to begin my retirement from my role on the board and executive committee, and to pass the mantle on to a successor".
A short time fast Fourier transform program was used to reduce noise in the signal.
This multiply charged mass spectrum was processed by a transform program to obtain the molecular mass of BLIP.
Size distributions of heterogeneities presented in the specimens and those of Cu nanoparticles were computed using the indirect transform program GNOM [19].
Rg values were evaluated using both the Guinier approximation and also in real space from the entire scattering pattern using the indirect transform program GNOM.
A host of new technologies, he said, were being applied to data centers to limit energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, make more efficient use of server computers using virtualization software and transform programs written in legacy code to Web-friendly software.
The AJITPar project investigates whether the information in JIT traces can be used to dynamically transform programs for a specific parallel architecture.
A method complementary to our approach is described by Harman et al. Testability transformation results in a transformed program to be used by a test-data generator to improve its ability of generating test data for the original program [22].
Applied transformations are semantics preserving if the transformed program is functionally equivalent to the initial program from the input-output point of view.
Preserving MCDC coverage on a transformed program is especially challenging, since the code transformation may produce arbitrary groupings of conditions into decisions.
