asynchronous

In the old asynchronous days, of course, we would have only heard the last story, the real one.

A problem with asynchronous machines is that they are difficult to start.

This represents the fact that the asynchronous action is done.

In this case, the asynchronous method will return a Future instance.

Students must also have the computer/technology skills required to participate in the asynchronous learning program.

Most important, though, is the happily asynchronous state of the world's economies.

Draw Something, an asynchronous mobile game with a similar concept.

In the asynchronous code, miraculously, this is still the case.

Asynchronous gaps worked quite well and were much easier to maintain.

The requirement that events are one-way and asynchronous is important.

It made use of the support for asynchronous processes that was built into the hardware.

The buffer required in asynchronous communication can cause problems when it is full.

I am really not sure why you would mix synchronous and asynchronous.

In particular the asynchronous serial connection may have been omitted.

The same is true with asynchronous logic, he said.

Most distance-learning programs are asynchronous, meaning they do not take place at any one time.

The performance of current smart cards is limited, which makes asynchronous trading difficult.

The asynchronous nature of the Internet can also affect a person's inhibitions.

If the request is asynchronous, it immediately returns a future object.

So it's a nice asynchronous model which is very effective for getting maximum work out of a server.

Thus, motion, in this example, tends to be perfectly asynchronous.

In the asynchronous model, result data is only available some time after the initial call is made.

An asynchronous communication service or application does not require a constant bit rate.

A model for evaluating the process of learning in asynchronous computer conferencing.

It is used to provide asynchronous notifications to interested parties.