Sentence examples for watch expressions from inspiring English sources

To no longer read comic books, or watch expressions change on a person's face, or see the colors of the sky?

We watch expressions of confusion, fear and wonder cross her slack-jawed, glassy-eyed face as a stream-of-consciousness voiceover reveals what she's thinking.

I watch expressions of empathy every day, such as when chimpanzees tenderly embrace and kiss those who have lost a fight, or when in a choice test they prefer rewards for everyone over rewards for just themselves.

In case the analysis is targeted solely at execution time analysis, the stop-watch expression is omitted.

Note in Fig. 9, that the wcet clock is only progressing when the task is set for execution due to the stop-watch expression.

S1 is also decorated with y ′==r u n[ i], a stop-watch expression (note the use of the apostrophe after the clock variable, here y), which starts or stops the clock depending on whether the right-hand side expression evaluates to true or false.

The stop-watch expression e x e c u t i o n T i m e ′==r u n n i n g[ t I D] ensures that the clock is only progressing when the task to which this particular TA belongs is running as governed by the scheduling policy.

Processor utilization and idle time analysis can be conducted by introducing a new TA with a single location with the stop-watch expression u t i l ′ == !i d l i n g && i d l e ′ == i d l i n g where util and idle are two new clock variables and idling a boolean variable that is set whenever a task is executing.

Put thousands of them on the D.M.Z. and watch the expressions.

It should be impossible to sound simultaneously droning and clipped, but somehow Herzog manages it, and it's delicious to watch the expressions on the faces of neuroscientists as he inquires, "Could it be that the Internet starts to dream of itself?" He also interviews Elon Musk, whose riches are currently funding research into extraterrestrial travel.

Billboards will also include cameras to watch the expressions of passersby.