Sentence examples for update at different from inspiring English sources

Different carriers are pushin' out the update at different times, and not all of their handsets will receive it at once.

Although ChemChains simulations performed in [ 14] were done in a synchronous fashion (i.e., all nodes in the model updated at the same time during every simulation step), ChemChains also offers asynchronous updating where certain nodes can update at different time points during the simulation process.

One site took into consideration a coupon or special offer that another didn't offer, and databases may be updated at different times, so it is best to confirm a price at a bookseller's site.

But different manufacturers push out updates at different times, and some elect only to provide updates for newer devices, leaving older models to languish with outdated software. .

UPDATE AT 3.19PM: I've corrected this.

Recently proposed view maintenance algorithms tackle the problem of (concurrent) data updates happening at different autonomous ISs, whereas the EVE system addresses the maintenance of a data warehouse after schema changes of ISs.

The cohort extended over a long period of observations (a birth cohort 1891 –1920) and the several updates reported at different intervals since 1971.

Whereas compendia such as ASTRAL database [ 24] and earlier PDB_select databases [ 25] attempt to provide non-redundant entries within an updated version at different levels of sequence identities, it is still non-trivial to compare and appreciate replacement of data and new data that is critical between two updates.

And, if users update their machines at different times, data representing a sum in D-marks, say, could easily be put into a spreadsheet with sums in euros, making the whole thing meaningless.

Background parameters are adapted online using a Bayesian update mechanism imposed at different learning rates.

Using the repeated measures model methodology [ 20, 21] allowed us to use more data points, since each covariate was updated at the different time points, and it gave us more power and a more robust estimation of the effect of gender on outcome than using baseline covariates would have done.