A subject can execute a transaction only if the subject has selected or been assigned a role: (3) ∀ s : subject, t : tran, exec s, t ⟹ AR s ≠ ⌀.
A subject can execute a transaction only if the transaction is authorized for the subjects active role: (5) ∀ s : subject, t : tran, exec s, t ⟶ t ∈ TA AR s.
Instead of utilizing predetermined charge times for a load, an opportunistic charge time is instead used: the system will execute a load whenever possible, subject to the charge level of the capacitor.
You don't execute a daybreak raid if the subjects of your interviews are fully forthcoming.
In the latter study by Craighero et al., subjects had to execute a grasping action to a (real) bar object, triggered by a go-cue (a bar of matching or non-matching orientation) on a computer screen.
In C2, the Green (Yellow) container was placed at the left side of the Green (Yellow) subject: the winning subject had to execute an index finger abduction (contraction of the FDI muscle) to push the sphere towards the container (Figure 1B).
In C3, the colors of containers were reversed, so that the Green (Yellow) container was placed at the right side of the Green (Yellow) subject: the winning subject had to execute an index finger adduction (FDI muscle not involved) to "pull" the sphere towards the container (Figure 1C).
brothers documented horses and cats, and in "Electrocuting an Elephant" (1903), Thomas Edison went so far as to execute his subject, a condemned beast that had killed a trainer.
Animals figured prominently in early films: the Lumière brothers documented horses and cats, and in "Electrocuting an Elephant" (1903), Thomas Edison went so far as to execute his subject, a condemned beast that had killed a trainer.
Jon Huntsman, the former Republican governor of Utah, was one of dozens of Republicans who signed a legal brief for the Supreme Court on the subject, executing a neat about face from his presidential run just last year, when he was opposed to gay marriage.
