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91 Also used were pin beaters, long pieces of bone with a central swelling and pointed ends for beating down individual threads.

92 In a stunning display of imperial power, he once announced that fabric from Dijon would contain 1, 408 threads!

93 The finer the threads, the higher the count and the softer the fabric will be.

94 It provides a set of user-accessible threads to accelerate input-output and concurrency, particularly for database applications.

95 Also recently available from Madeira Threads is a fine, pure 100% cotton for crochet, lace and other croft work.

96 It creates new joinable threads ceaselessly until failure happens.

97 Threads enable program to perform concurrent processing.

98 Threads can corrode and cause leakage.

99 Rope is made by twisting threads together.

100 Tapered pipe threads produce radial stress in female fittings.

101 To damage threads to unserviceable condition.

102 Tie rod threads are rolled for strength and engagement.sentencedict.com/threads.html

103 Joinable threads should be joined during programming.

104 The two threads got tangled up.

105 The enqueue() method notifies all waiting threads (if any).

106 A Kernel object used to serialise access to a resource, which may be shared between threads across processes.

107 Just as a CPU runs multiple operating-system processes to service multiple users, a database server virtual processor runs multiple threads to service multiple SQL client applications.

108 To increase the CommonStore archiving throughput, it is recommended to parallelize the archiving threads.

109 The utility model comprises a jar body, a jar lid, an air hole, a cushion ring, internal screw threads and external screw threads.

110 Worker threads are commonly used to complete tasks, such as recalculation, that do not require user input.

111 If the queue is full, the writer thread waits on the _wcond condition variable; the reader thread will need a notification to all threads after consuming data from the queue.

112 Scientists do not know why the rock can be separated easily into threads, but they have found thousands of uses for this fireproof material , of the called the "cloth of stone".

113 It means that we need new threads and long-acting machine processed and deep-seated revolution of machine processed to solve this problem.

114 It's hard to program safely; programs that manipulate threads are prone to inconsistent data, deadlocks, unscalable locking, and inverted priorities.

115 Threads belonging to a user process run at user privilege level.

116 It is worth restating that this result does not apply in all cases, and that additional threads may give a higher message rate than extra execution groups for other workloads.

117 Lug body available with ISO flange dimensions and metric bolt hole threads.

118 The POWER5 chip has two hardware instruction threads that are both capable of issuing multiple instructions per cycle, which causes a boost in performance.

119 That is, so many messages were arriving and being dispatched to a new processing thread that the resource demand of the threads was exceeding available CPU resources and memory resources.

120 A key problem with this model is that increasing the number of worker threads increases the contention on the work queue (this is shown in Figure 3).