Sentence examples for executes the highest from inspiring English sources

The prefrontal cortex (PFC) represents and executes the highest forms of goal-directed behavior, and has thereby attained a central neuroanatomical position in most pathophysiological conceptualizations of motivational disorders, including alcohol use disorder (AUD).

This means that the kernel will always try to execute the highest priority task that is ready to run.

Matthew Mitcham (Australia): Produced one of the most memorable moments of the Beijing Games when he perfectly executed the highest scoring dive in Olympic history in the final round.

Mitcham produced one of the most memorable moments of the Beijing Games when he perfectly executed the highest scoring dive in Olympic history in the final round (112.10pts) to overtake China's Zhou Lu Xin and win the 10m platform title.

Texas, with 530 executions, has put to death more inmates than any other state since the death penalty was reinstated and Virginia has executed the highest percentage of its death row inmates.

Among all tocotrienol isomers tested, delta-tocotrienol at IC80 concentration was found to execute the highest percentage of cell distribution at G0/G1 stage with more than 34-fold increase in A549 cells and 31-fold increase in U87MG cells.

The rejection came after a review raised concerns about whether the Turkish company, untested in the American market, could reliably execute the high-concept product it had designed.

Aman Kassaye planned and executed the "high stakes" heist at Graff Diamonds in Mayfair, central London, last summer, in which £40 million of gems were stolen at gunpoint.

Arsenal have successfully executed the high-wire act of moving from Highbury to the Emirates but must now face the challenge of catching up commercially with Manchester United while handling fan frustration over a recent lack of silverware.

Spurs versus Heat is a basketball purist's dream: two teams with savvy coaches, smart schemes and enough skill to execute the high-wire act of adjusting on the fly at the pinnacle of competition.

Without Kidd, Felton had to be the dominant ball-handler, but at times, he could not get the Knicks (9-4) to execute the high level of ball movement that had been a major part of the team's success.