It's not clear how easy this would be to execute, as such military spending cuts would very likely be fiercely opposed by Republicans.
A feature of some folk art is the "picture" displayed as if it were painted but executed in such media as fern, cork, shells, or embroidery.
They were leading 2-1 but Christian Benteke had scored with a scissor-kick that was executed with such stunning quality as to lift the entire Liverpool team.
It's high-octane entertainment that demands to be seen on the big screen, assembled for grown-ups and executed in such a way as to enthrall even those who've never watched a race in their life".
The next thing to look at is whether or not the Oregon study was designed and executed in such a way as to limit the introduction of bias.
It is essential to note with the security and privacy policies executed by such organizations so as to make sure for the security of your identity.
Such experiments usually involve analysis of large volumes of data and typically they are executed in Distributed Computing Infrastructures DCIssuchsuch as clouds, clusters, supercomputers, etc. as demonstrated by [5, 6].
or flat monthly fees as an informational ("service") portal where no securities transactions are executed (such as EquityNet, CrowdFunder, etc).
Others are simply classics, well executed, such as Zynga's most popular offering: poker.
precond(a) is the pre-condition that need to be met before the activity can be executed, such as the robot needs to near the cabinet before attempting to open it.
In a program instruction, bits 0 12 represented the memory address of the operand to be used, and bits 13 15 specified the operation to be executed, such as storing a number in memory; the remaining 16 bits were unused.
