The confidence was easily understood: Quaker had an impressive record in beverage marketing, having developed Gatorade into a powerhouse national brand by skillfully executing a plan drawn straight from the marketing textbooks.
The Germans, executing a plan approved by Hitler, —though not contrived by him personally —tried to capture the IJssel and Maas bridges intact, using commando teams of Brandenburgers that began to infiltrate over the Dutch border ahead of the main advance, with some troops arriving on the evening of 9 May.
But they overcame their shortcomings by executing a superior game plan to perfection and taking advantage of an important intangible, emotion.
Radziwill was once quoted as saying "There is something to be said for being older, and memories". She might have also included "being wiser" in that statement, because by executing a well-designed estate plan, she properly safeguarded and passed her family assets to the next generation.
The British Empire, perhaps the greatest String of Pearls in history, was not formed by executing a carefully set-out plan, but grew as economic interests took its merchants all over the globe.
Machines will need to analyze the types of messes in a house, formulate and execute a plan for room-by-room cleaning, and handle unexpected events.
In the final act, when we're led to believe that Caleb tricked his boss by executing his plan a day early, it feels as if on some level Nathan let it happen.
Under normal maritime search procedures, the Chinese would have sent planes to the area immediately, followed by ships, to execute a search plan.
Lisa Dernbach, who now oversees the PG&E cleanup for the Lahontan water board, said the electric utility was executing a remediation plan approved by her agency following the 2000 movie.
The au courant research direction, inspired by trends in Computer Vision, Natural Language Processing, and Robotics, is to apply deep learning; let the database learn the value of each execution strategy by executing different query plans repeatedly (an homage to Google's robot "arm farm") rather through a pre-programmed analytical cost model.
Loux's fastball sometimes touched 94 miles an hour, Fagg said, but usually it was slower, and he thrived by executing game plans and using a deceptive windup in which he tilted his head toward third base while lifting his left leg.
