Sentence examples for always executing from inspiring English sources

In adaptive diagnosis [47], instead of always executing a fixed set of tests, a node determines which tests they will execute based on the results of previously executed tests.

Kym is a bona fide Northern California lady, growing up in Marin she's used to being plugged into an environment that has "always been fast paced, always executing on ideas and making things happen".

But not everybody always executes perfectly.

Say what you will about god, but when he makes plans he always executes them.

Perhaps thanks to his military experience, he always executed drumrolls with crisp precision.

His Brooklyn-based troupe, the Fist and Heel Performance Group, always executes his mix of modern and folk forms with energy and precision.

That's not to say that news organisations always execute particularly well on that promise or that the cultural impact is always beneficial.

It is obvious that the leadership of the UCI did not always execute its responsibilities competently; so the spotlight falls on the past presidents Hein Verbruggen and Pat McQuaid.

A small pyrotechnics display was part of the band's planned, if not always executed, routine during the 18 shows on its current tour.

Her movements are always executed with precision and breathtaking control, but there is ease – and often a light irreverence – to her performance.

Unlike the tongue-in-cheek cheese-sampling mania of some dance music and hip-hop, Ruff Sqwad's chipmunked vocal samples were always executed with the brutal sincerity of adolescents.