Sentence examples for executed near from inspiring English sources

Gallus was a failure and was executed near Pola (now Pula, Croatia) in 354.

Also, Joseph Smith was executed near, rather than in, Nauvoo, Ill.

Lancaster was defeated by the king's forces at Boroughbridge and was executed near his castle of Pontefract, where his tomb became a centre of pilgrimage.

During the English civil war, it had associations with the radical Levellers movement, two of whose members were executed near Gloucester Green.

It was found that all the models executed near instantaneously, but the obtainable prediction accuracy and consistency was proportional to the amount of input data.

One (recalled on July 6th) was a Christian priest of the late third century who was executed near Rome after his prayers cured the blind daughter of his prison guard, an act which the pagan Emperor saw as subversive.

But his strike, a superbly executed near-post flick from Carbone's cut-back, was more important in terms of bolstering Derby's relegation struggle.

First-class working musicians do something special: using their minds and bodies, they arrive at, and physically execute, near-perfect solutions to problems that get tossed in their laps at the speed of sound.

Performing caveman feats like hauling, clambering, trudging, snatching, hurling and deadlifting, CrossFitters deliberately overwhelm and distress their bodies, executing near-impossible stunts with as much weight as they can bear.

Our novel NSOM/QD-based nanoscale imaging [24], [25], [26], [27] overcomes the outstanding problem of photobleaching conventional immune-fluorochromes [28], [29], [30] while executing near-field imaging that breaks-through the diffraction limit, and provides highly-reproducible fluorescence imaging with a best optical resolution of ∼50 nm.

Once all dialog windows are closed, the application continues running in the background to execute near-real-time individualized analysis algorithms on the most recently obtained data.