This article presents a framework for runtime verification of microcontroller binary code, which provides the above mentioned link in a non-intrusive fashion: the framework neither requires code instrumentation nor does it affect the execution of the analyzed program.
When S is doing A intentionally, she is doing it in execution of an intention in action, though except in very unusual cases she also intends to do A: to complete the action she is in the midst of performing.
His easy-does-it execution, careful delineation of inner voices and playfulness were disarming.
If art does not reside in a work's conception and execution, where does it live?
Does the final violent standoff between the merpeople and the money-crazed, AK-wielding capitalists recall the documentary The Cove, or does it conjure images of mass executions?
Each phase can be broken down into three elements: decision (whether and what to do), execution (carrying the process out), and interpretation (what is the result and what does it mean).
Meanwhile, if you're doing something genuinely interesting, then nobody really knows what the hell is going to work or not yet; and if you aren't, then a dozen others are doing it too, and execution, rather than a little extra abstruse understanding is going to make the difference.
Al Jazeera did not show the execution of the hostage, nor did it identify him.
"It came down to execution, and we just didn't do it," Byrdak said.
The folks who do these executions are just regular, sensitive people who are doing it because it's their job.
Even in those states that do use it, executions continue to decline dramatically.
