Sentence examples for execution of common from inspiring English sources

One wet, gray day, he witnessed an execution of common criminals by a Chinese firing squad.

Field observations were conducted by one of the co-authors (MM) and comprised observation of researchers and research administrators during the execution of common regulatory activities.

Execution of common-to-all activities early in the process and postponement of customization activities allows for effective customization [ 37, 61].

Today's game had a languid pace and many of the mistakes of execution common to first outings.

The film dwells on the cruelty - the Catherine-wheels with crows pecking at the mangled remains of victims - was that method of execution common practice at the time?

A solution to the problem is a best schedule, which takes into account mutual execution of the processes sharing common resources and certain performance evaluation criterion.

Unlike other Canadian granting agencies, IDRC employed an approach to research funding that entails direct engagement of program managers with grantees in the design, development and execution of projects toward a common research and development agenda.

The inter-assay variation of ELISPOT and multimer assays remained consistent whether measured ex vivo or post-IVS as would be predicted based on the execution of replicates by a common operator (Table  2; for a breakdown of the inter-assay %CV for individual centres see Supplementary Tables 3 and 4).

Casual attitudes towards dose checking were often discussed in relation to slips, whereas both types of execution failure shared common causal elements in equipment design (eg, look-a-like medicines), distractions and familiarity with patients.

Improved design, execution, common measures of enhancement, and consistent interpretation of preclinical studies of drug-radiation interactions will provide rational guidance for prioritizing drugs for clinical radiotherapy trials and for the design of such trials.

The supply of execution drugs has been dwindling ever since manufacturers and distributors of common drugs started balking at supplying U.S. prisons for capital punishment purposes.