Judge Carney reviewed California's system, which has handed out around 900 death sentences but only executed 13 people, and concluded that the system was unconstitutionally arbitrary because no rational basis exists distinguishing those actually executed from many not, and likely never, executed.
This allows for a second execution mode with better performance in which a single "piped" UNIX command line is assembled from all nodes, but only executed at the end of the chemalot_knime node sequence.
Finally, the ' dep' expression defines a task whose conditions are not evaluated immediately (as it happens in ' task' expressions) but only executed if required to satisfy a ' goal'.
The Neighbour Monitor only executes collectors and aggregators for a specific owner id when it processes packets.
Second, NextBug only executes if the developer actively clicks on it.
Blasting only executes on the drug tokens in the output places.
Five other states (Kansas, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and New Mexico) have either performed no executions or have only executed volunteers.
The approach taken is to allow some threads to execute every time through the main while-loop, but allow others to only execute at 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, or 1/16 of the times through the main loop.
In California, which has death penalty statutes on the books and the greatest number of prisoners with death sentences, but which has only executed 13 people since 1976, those convicted of heinous crimes might face the ultimate sentence but are generally secure in the knowledge that they'll likely never face the ultimate punishment.
I can only execute fairly simple concepts, but, as often happens with creative endeavors, limitations can be an inspiring source of new inventions.
Regulators have recently increased their scrutiny of the relationships between fund managers and the brokerage firms that not only execute their trades but also sell fund shares.
