Sentence examples for executed means from inspiring English sources

But any city move, however thoughtfully and artfully executed, means destroying some of the past.

Like prostratin, the combined effects executed means the complexes could eventually be recommended as inductive adjuvant therapy in HAART [ 17].

Being able to execute means to do or perform the play (Dictionary.com. Dictionary.com. Web. 12 Mar. 2015).

The analysis pipeline is configured with 3 statistic engines executing mean, standard deviation, quantiles, K-means, QT, and frequency detection filters.

The excavation of the main tunnels and of the cross-passages was executed by means of drill-and-blast (D&B) excavation.

The optimum design of the drawbead geometry was executed by means of nonlinear constraint optimization in conjunction with the improved equivalent drawbead model.

In this paper we address the problem of ontology-based process representation based on expert's knowledge, considering both tasks executed by means of web services and tasks executed by persons.

Though banks have been preparing for new rules for months, many of them have not been fully executed, which means the true costs of the measures will not be known until later.

The perfectly executed play means the little old school from Indiana (enrollment 3,000) has a Sunday date with 12th-seeded Florida State, which also staged an upset, against fifth-seeded Texas Christian.

Much work is contracted for, which it is known can only be executed by means of subcontracts; much is contracted for as to which it is indifferent to the party for whom it is to be done, whether it is done by the immediate party to the contract, or by someone on his behalf.

Although some engraving shows an impoverished linear style eked out by lines scratched with a hard stone point, some is executed by means of wheels sufficiently thick to permit rounded cuts corresponding to the modelling of the human figure, and simulating it when the piece is seen against the light.