The best players know exactly how long – in fractions of a second – each move takes to execute; a practice known as counting frames (referring to single frames of animation, of which there are 60 per second).
Those who pass a mandatory certification go on to execute a practice test, at home or at work, in the presence of a qualified NTS nurse, using the monitor to measure their INR and practising the use of the Electronic Patient Record.
Saudi Arabia executed a man for practicing witchcraft and committing adultery, the state news agency said Tuesday, citing a statement from the Interior Ministry.
TRANSPLANT operations in China have long relied on organs taken from executed prisoners, a practice that has led to such abuses as the timing of executions to meet organ demand, with no notification of relatives.
Wu most recently had focused on the harvesting of organs from executed prisoners, a practice roundly condemned by various groups.
Galea was arrested in October 2009 by Canadian police after they executed a search warrant at his practice, the Institute of Sports Medicine Health and Wellness Centre, in Etobicoke, Ontario.
Canadians are "morally opposed to the practice of executing a human being," wrote Layton in his letter, asking the governor to commute Smith's sentence to life in prison.
In particular, the fundamental assumption that AoF is a discrete and orderly part of system design, or can be separated from lower-level considerations of how a system function is executed in practice, has been challenged [2].
But the reason they had to compose themselves, surely, was that by retreating they allowed the offense to execute a play that it had practiced to perfection.
