The two top teams from Monday night's pairs free skate were both beautiful to watch, according to Ron Ludington, a United States coach of many Olympic pairs, but the Canadian team outshone the Russians in the technical difficulty and execution of the moves they tried.
Every time, after the execution of the chosen moving command, the new feature representations would be captured with rewarding 1, or the robot collided with the obstacle with rewarding −50.
Johnson said it was the execution of the late lineout move – which foundered with a short throw and subsequent rumble into touch – that brought England undone.
A bill to ban the execution of the retarded is moving through Virginia's legislature, the General Assembly.
Perhaps it was the skill of the planting and the execution of the design that moved the judges, but if ever an idea deserved a gold medal, this is it.
Gov. Rick Perry of Texas today vetoed legislation that would have banned the execution of the mentally retarded, a move that runs counter to a trend among states that have the death penalty.
Luisa de Carvajal y Mendoza, (born Jan . 2 1568, Jaraicejo, Extremadura, Spain died Jan . 2 1614, London, Eng)., missionary who, moved by the execution of the Jesuit Henry Walpole in 1595, decided to devote herself to the cause of the faith in England.
January 2, 1568 Jaraicejo, Spain January 2, 1614 London, England Luisa de Carvajal y Mendoza, (born Jan . 2 1568, Jaraicejo, Extremadura, Spain died Jan . 2 1614, London, Eng)., missionary who, moved by the execution of the Jesuit Henry Walpole in 1595, decided to devote herself to the cause of the faith in England.
A transition ⟨s,a,s′⟩ belongs to T D) iff the execution of the action a in the state s may move the domain to the state s′.
The participant was instructed not to move except for the execution of the tasks.
We obtained continuous electrophysiological and video recordings of freely moving animals during the execution of the spatial choice task.
