They drew up a list of "proscribed" political enemies, and the consequent executions included 300 senators (one of whom was Antony's enemy Cicero) and 2,000 members of the class below the senators, the equites or knights.
A class of crucially important communication patterns that have already received considerable attention in this regard are group communication operations, since these inevitably place a high demand on network bandwidth and have a consequent impact on algorithm execution times.
The participants stated that there were frequently last-minute changes to the menu, with consequent disruption in the execution of their daily tasks, resulting in double the work.
Experiments revealed that our implementation improved resolutions of consequent structures for most cases, but only a little extra execution time was incurred.
"Trends in the federal food bill, explicitly and not, have favored consumer wellbeing, access and equity, with consequent shifts of focus in the definition and execution of agriculture".
It remains to be defined, however, how the balance between these proteins regulates the activation of Bcl-2-associated Bcl-2-associated Bcl-2-associated Xt/killer (Bak), the consequent activation of casprotein and 3, and the execution of Baxandell apoptosis.
In the domain of Computer Science (CS), such visualizations entail the use of graphical entities to depict runtime behaviors of code segments, consequent changes occurring within the computer system or algorithm executions.
There is no doubt, however, that the new sensitivity to the use of coded samples and the consequent requirement for informed consent will impact on the design and execution of research studies using human biological materials.
Degradation of type I cytokeratins (including CK18) by activated caspases 3, 7 and 9 with consequent loss of mechanical integrity of the cell occurs during the execution phase of apoptosis to facilitate cell shrinkage and formation of apoptotic bodies (Leers et al, 1999; Schutte et al, 2004).
