My execution of this instrument has been witnessed by my three brothers, their Royal Highnesses the Duke of York, the Duke of Gloucester, and the Duke of Kent.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) concluded that the crash was caused by the captain's improper execution of an instrument approach, combined with a severe downdraft at a low altitude, which resulted in the aircraft descending uncontrollably into terrain.
Brazil's substantial reduction in annual forest loss after 2004 was accompanied by a higher operational budget execution of disincentive-based policy instruments, and an absolute increase in both allocated and executed institutional budgets.
The experiment execution step involves: (i) preparation of the materials such as study objects, guidelines, and data collection instruments; (ii) execution of the experiment; and (iii) data validation in order to verify if the data were correctly collected.
Other kinds of robots, which we could call "ad hoc mechatronic devices", completely lost their anthropomorphic appearances, evolving towards shapes and models specifically created to optimize the execution of arbitrary scores on musical instruments.
AP and HW provided oversight of the project and participated in the item content analysis and instrument design, execution of the field test, and contributed to the preparation and review of the final manuscript.
According to the 1615 Caius annals, "[h]e was excellent both in contrivance and execution, nor was he inferior to the most ingenious mechanic in the making of instruments, either of brass or any other matter".
When she realized that she was the primary instrument in the execution of a practical joke on a highly esteemed member of the British Royal Family, she lost face and couldn't recover.
Design and execution of the study, scoring of the PROMIS instruments, analysis of the PROMIS scores, and interpretation of data.
Pre-conditions and post-conditions can be used to check whether materials and instruments are ready for execution of experiment actions, whether final volumes of solutions are correct, or whether objects are in the correct locations.
The model of equivalence in the cultural adaptation of HRQOL instruments developed by Herdman et al. (1997) [ 9] was adopted for the planning, structuring and execution of the cross-cultural adaptation of the instrument [ 10].
