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Execution may be free or meticulous.

Human rights and opposition Web sites have circulated reports that her execution may be imminent.

(The family existed, though their crimes were never proved, and the role of "Pa Ingalls" in their execution may be an embroidery).

The Ohio law, by contrast, he said, "demands the avoidance of any unnecessary risk of pain and, as well, any unnecessary expectation by the condemned person that his execution may be agonizing or excruciatingly painful".

Hal Bonner's method of execution may be a bit crude (using his fingernail as an entry tool, he squeezes the life out of his victims' beating hearts), but his style is certainly original.

He laments the possibility that Troy Davis's execution may be the ultimate denial of his "rights and protections guaranteed by the Constitution," yet Mr. Barr seems to have no second thoughts about his firm belief in the death penalty.

Service executions may be performed over days, or even months.

Multiple execution environments may be involved during the job execution including the scheduling system and the programming environment (e.g. MPI, MapReduce).

However, they also note that the real power lies in the execution: It may be "challenging to execute well in so many different areas and across the different geographies that DT operates in," they write.

Human movements — as for example the task of reaching an object — are typically carried out as optimized motor units [16, 17], which are sent to execution in a feed-forward fashion, and while still in execution, they may be updated.

But capital punishment is less common and less popular than it was, and concerns over cost, efficacy and execution methods may be hastening its demise.Even if all the executions scheduled for this year are carried out which is unlikely a total of 33 would be the lowest since 1994, and would have fallen by two-thirds from the peak of 98 in 1999 (see chart).