Sentence examples for when it terminates from inspiring English sources

We consider a while loop on some space S and we are interested in deriving the function that this loop defines between its initial states and its final states (when it terminates).

When it terminates, the 40S subunit continues scanning further but its chances to reinitiate translation depend on the availability of free TC.

For example, a widow with $20 million in assets might put $5 million into a 20-year trust that will go to a grandchild when it terminates.

"They've gone from the extreme of having it set in permanency to now being specific about when it terminates," Ms. Viken said of Massachusetts.

A charitable lead trust pays a charity a fixed annuity for a set number of years; the heirs get what's in the trust when it terminates.

Section 4 gives a definition of a computable function that returns the set of satisfiable substitutions of a given constraint set (P), when it terminates.

The City of San Clemente established its pro-life animal shelter on Jan . 1 , 1983when it terminated its long-standing contract with Orange County for animal control service.

Mexicana was a former member of Star Alliance, leaving the group in March 2004 when it terminated its codeshare agreement with United Airlines and opted for bilateral agreements with Oneworld members American Airlines and Iberia.

The Supreme Court aimed a bullet at American democracy when it terminated the 2000 election for president and appointed George W. Bush as our president.

WASHINGTON — The Nebraska Supreme Court has ruled that the state acted improperly when it terminated a Guatemalan woman's rights to her two American-born children after she was detained on charges of falsely identifying herself to a police officer and then deported.

Thus, conjecture that this excess could have occurred by chance is not intended, nor should it be in any way construed, to imply that the DSMB acted unwisely when it terminated the trial.