Sentence examples for execution devices from inspiring English sources

Mr. Death In Errol Morris's documentary, subtitled "The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter Jr.," a mousy, mild-mannered Boston-born builder of execution devices gets illusions of omniscience when his cockeyed notions are adopted by Holocaust deniers.

He has interviewed a diverse spectrum of subjects from Stephen Hawking in "A Brief History of Time" to a man wrongly convicted of murder in "The Thin Blue Line" to the designer of execution devices who serves as a witness for Holocaust deniers in "Mr. Death: The Rise and Fall of Fred A. Leuchter Jr".

During a Q. & A., a man asked whether the Colonials' use of the "airlock" as an execution device — ejecting the condemned into outer space — was truly justice.

I won't go into the metaphor Ms. Akalaitis has taken pains to set up, in which the workings of the execution device parallel those of the artist who has envisioned it.

The group includes Mary Ann Wright, a former US diplomat and army colonel who condemned her country's covert drone campaign as Barack Obama's "personal execution device", in reference to the US president's weekly meeting at which he is reported to choose targets for missile strikes.

The story "In der Strafkolonie" ("In the Penal Colony"), dealing with an elaborate torture and execution device, was written in October 1914, revised in 1918, and published in Leipzig during October 1919.

All that can be said with authority is that he shouldered "some kind of torture or execution device" on his way to being "suspended" on a hill, according to an article on CNN's belief blog posted by Richard Allen Greene, newsdesk editor of the CNN Wire.

This architecture is called ROS Multi-Peer ARMPAtecture (RMPandand features real-time communication, fully decoupled ROS device execution, and device discovery.

High points include The Thin Blue Line (which unearths the nightmarish truth behind a Dallas cop killing), Mr Death (a treatise on execution-device inventor and Holocaust denier Fred Leuchter Jr), and the forthcoming Fog of War, his compelling autopsy on the war in Vietnam.

Their inherent parallelism makes them an outstanding candidate for parallel execution, on devices ranging from simple SMP machines to the GRID.

The device-side execution model also includes device-side enqueuing of kernels, which is a powerful new component of OpenCL 2.0.