| It rarely failed to mollify, but carried with it the penalty of having to iterate the performance many, many times. |
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| Well each time we iterate the drawing process, we are adding 4 times as many triangles as before, and each of them is 3 times as small as before. |
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| I merely iterate the reasons Gemayel is an important national leader. |
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| Facebook is hardly alone in exalting the verb iterate, along with the noun iteration and the adjective iterative. |
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| Many formalisms for belief revision use extraneous mechanisms for deciding what beliefs to keep and this makes it harder to iterate the process. |
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| The third principle is rapid iteration — iterate that product at high speeds with versions released every few days or every few weeks, instead of every few months or years, so you maximize the learning. |
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| The procedure division contains program logic to compute, manipulate data, and to iterate and branch through program execution. |
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| It's about small teams, really scrappy, that iterate, iterate, iterate… speed defines everything, so the team focuses on building the highest performance, but as quickly as possible. |
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| Therefore, it may be necessary to iterate between risk assessment and consideration of appropriate risk management measures to achieve prevention of any risk, or its minimization or reduction to an acceptable level. |
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| You started to iterate the issues around the fact that a food may ostensibly be healthy for you, but that too much of anything isn't necessarily a good thing, and that's what you're suggesting. |
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| The Mime-Download macro will iterate over all ITAB lines and will send the contents of each ITAB component as part of the Mime data to the browser. |
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| This solution allows the Command executor to iterate through a collection of unrelated objects with no vtables and pick out the right method for each one. |
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