Sentence examples for executed history from inspiring English sources

Studies have shown, for example, that routine actions are sometimes not executed (history taking, blood pressure measurement, preventive measures and counselling, or actions in third stage of delivery) [ 6, 8, 42] and diagnoses may not be recognized in time (e.g. pre-eclampsia or delayed birth progress).

Yet he also executed more dramatic history paintings, certain of which are overtly inspired by the work of Raphael.

The last turn I just executed is ancient history, and at this speed, even the corner I'm currently in is already a thing of the past.

Pickett's work exemplifies his detailed interest in local landscape and history, executed with a disregard for perspective but with a solid sense of colour and flat-pattern design (e.g., Manchester Valley [c. 1914 18]).

NO ONE who reads this book, however fervent a supporter of the war to topple Saddam Hussein, can avoid concluding that the campaign to make Iraq a better place has been one of the worst planned and executed in American history.George Packer's brutal analyses and trenchant on-the-spot reportage for the New Yorker magazine over the past two years provide the core of this devastating critique.

This is because stack traces provide a history of executed code in a malware-infected host and this history could become a clue for forensic analysts to uncover the cause of an incident, i.e., what malware have actually done on the host.

QUICK CALLS Back in Time ($8 on iPad) is a beautifully executed lesson on the history of the universe and the evolution of life on earth.

He describes Leszek Kolakowski's reply to an "open letter" by EP Thompson in which the British historian berates the Polish philosopher for his departures from socialist orthodoxy as "the most perfectly executed demolition in the history of political argument: no one who reads it will ever take EP Thompson seriously again".

That was the intent of the Founders, and has been the policy of every administration in history (although executed with different rates of success, e.g., Hoover vs. Clinton).

A first physician completed the medical history and executed physical examination including cardiac auscultation.

The couple were the first civilians in American history to be executed for espionage.