"In view of everything we know now — the flawed intelligence, the miserable execution of the post-military phase — the French certainly were right," Mr. Lantos said.
The second step is an execution of the post-processing of the detected objects for noise removal.
By 1948, production had resumed; composer and pianist Wilhelm Kempff went on record as an admirer of the "sonority and exquisite execution" of the post-war work.
Finally, the data logging module allows the MA to keep trace of the data exchanged between modules and the state of execution of the whole program, allowing post-process analysis of the entire system behavior.
Earlier this year Tanigaki indicated he would have no hesitation in signing execution orders; some previous holders of the post had refused to approve them, leading to a de facto moratorium.
The term future RF again refers to the extension or jump of the RF towards the post-saccadic position shortly before the execution of the saccade.
Paulsen et al.[ 58], for example, describe the stages pre-structuring/pre-announcement, execution of restructuring and post restructuring, which often also tend to remain in a more uncertain state and may never reach the refreeze stage [ 59].
Execution of science in the post-genomics era is highly dynamic and extensively distributed, both in terms of geography or 'locales' of knowledge production [ 58- 60] and also in the range of disciplines involved in genomics evidence synthesis [ 61].
It permits flexible data synchronization, controls execution of local post-download processing tasks and logs all activity for ulterior usage.
Yes, the execution of the show mattered.
