Sentence examples for executed for the first from inspiring English sources

By 1022 concern over the spread of heresy was so great among the French clergy that heretics were executed for the first time in European history.

On this first round that we call original experiment, both case studies (Lua API and code generators) were executed for the first time.

To open the new.apk file, we must first set a breakpoint for the Application class that is executed for the first time the app is executed by using the smali code level debugger.

In this study, a micrometer-scale simulation of the precipitation of multi-variant β-Mg17Al12 β-Mg17Al12g–Al based alloy was executed for the first time to exphase the possinility of using three-diMg Alonal phase-field models for the design of high-strength magnesium alloys and for the optimization of the heat treatment schedules.

In Figure 1, assuming a small true CFO of δ = 0.18 with a 30-dB signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), we present the learning curves of the MSE of the interim CFO estimator (i.e., Var δ ^ i vs. i) for three approximation orders K = 1, 2, and 4. Note that no Gram-Schmidt QR transformation is executed for the first-order algorithm.

The set of traces executed for the second iteration includes 65 traces.

A large set of experiments was executed for both the first and second step, varying temperature (20 60 °C for the first and 100 120 °C for the second step), reactant and catalyst concentrations, as well as the presence of the first-step reactant (4CEBr and AA) in the second, whereas the stepwise multi-regression modelling with consequent sensitivity analysis ensued.

In the West Java village of Serang, heavily armed police officers struggled to restrain a raucous crowd as it carried the coffin of Imam Samudra, the third man executed for the bombings.

Helen Raynor was inspired to write the episode to explore the issue of soldiers executed for cowardice during the First World War.

It contains almost no humour, other than a wry scene in which the new king, Henry IV, must adjudicate the competing claims of the Duke of York and his Duchess, the first of whom wishes to see his son Aumerle executed for treason and the second of whom begs for mercy.

As New Jersey moves closer to executing someone for the first time in more than three decades, Mr. Kaczynski's talk is especially compelling for those who believe that New Jersey's law on capital punishment needs to be re-examined.