The library's printed catalog, executed under the guidance of Sir Anthony Panizzi, was issued between 1881 and 1905.
Its impressive stone façade is alive with sculptures of gargoyles and squirrels and flying birds that were executed under the guidance of Lockwood Kipling, the principal of the JJ School of Art down the road (his son, Rudyard, would grow up to become poet laureate of the empire).
Apoptosis is a critical biological phenomenon, executed under the guidance of the Apoptotic Machinery (AM), which allows the physiologic elimination of terminally differentiated, senescent or diseased cells.
No matter what you call your approach to data analysis (statistics, data mining, data science…), you can get top-notch guidance for planning and executing the work by following the CRISP-DM process.
Because Venus will be 78 million miles from Earth at the time of the encounter, resulting in a 14-minute round-trip time for radio signals, Venus Express will have to execute the orbital maneuver without guidance from ground controllers at the European Spacecraft Operations Center in Darmstadt, Germany.
But in government agencies, it's worse, because the top level comprises political appointees; and they get guidance not from Wall Street but from congress, laws, cabinet secretaries or national intelligence directives and their staffs build organizations to execute that guidance.
In contrast to the clear incapacity of signalling by the Met2S receptor to execute axon guidance decisions, the cascade of events allowing expansion of the Pea3 expression domain in the brachial motor columns is efficiently executed by both Met2P and Met2S receptors, the two pathways being, however, differentially sensitive to Pea3 gene dosage.
Will Johnson Security execute the idea?
The soldiers executed the target.
Hugh Troy executed the mural.
