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151 In the Maximum number of processing threads field, enter the number of simultaneous processing threads.

152 To make ( cloth ) by interlacing the threads of the weft and the warp on a loom.

153 The span will have a single, 525-foot tower, anchored to bedrock and supported by a single, enormous steel-wire cable that threads through the suspension bridge.

154 Briefly they are in order, Connection-Oriented Sockets, Connectionless Sockets, the Sockets Helper Classes, Asynchronous Sockets, Threads, and IP Multicasting.

155 Bevelled-face or tapered wheels used for grinding threads, gear teeth, and the like.

156 Java makes programming with threads much easier, by providing built-in language support for threads.

157 Non - rotating Stem with precision Acme threads and burnished finish . Valve suitable for horizontal installation.

158 Which processes and threads are using the most CPU time?

159 The "forward" face guard theory and "backward" pharynx sound theory, developed from the Italian traditional Bel Canto, are the core threads that run through all ideas in various vocal music schools.

160 This specification adapts the General Purpose American Pipe Thread Specification, ASME B1.20.1, to taper pipe threads for use on plastic pipe and fittings with machined or molded threads.

161 A single unit of execution within a process; threads run concurrently.

162 IOCP presents an efficient solution to the "one-thread-per-client" bottleneck problem (among others), using only a few processing threads and asynchronous input/output send/receive.

162 Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.

163 If response times are slow even though processor utilization is low, the server may not have enough threads to handle incoming requests.

164 While the target variable is guaranteed to be only assigned once, the delegate may be called by multiple concurrent threads unless a synchronization object is passed in.

165 Ruth then picked up the threads of life at home.

166 A race condition occurs when two or more threads manipulate a shared data item and the result depends upon timing of the execution.

167 To dress or finish ( cloth ) by removing knots, lumps, slubs, or loose threads.

168 New materials such as gilded cobber and silvery threads emerged.

169 Gossamer Threads is the earliest use of a set of books.

170 The SPEs are independent processor elements, each running their own individual application programs or threads.

171 When threading pipe, gauge pipe threads for size length to avoid jamming pipe against seat disc.

172 Leaks are possible at the valve threads where the valve screws into the cylinder; these are commonly referred to as "neck leakers."

173 While biod self-tunes the number of threads (the daemon process creates and kills threads as needed), the maximum number of biod threads can be tuned, depending on the overall load.

174 It is believed that the successful use of the designed wound pipes and the taper trapezium threads can certainly direct the similar design.

175 Event kernel object is a kind of kernel objects to synchronize threads.

176 A semaphore is a protected variable or abstract data type which constitutes the method for restricting the number of threads access to shared resources.

177 Context switching between threads involves saving and restoring the state of threads.

178 When used, the left-hand tap is put into a drill hole of a drilled broken bone, and then operated by a left hand to make left-hand internal threads.

179 Furthermore, true simultaneous execution of multiple threads is possible on a multiprocessor machine.

180 Because your COBOL programs can run as separate threads within a process, a language element can be interpreted in two different scopes: run-unit scope or program invocation instance scope.