Sentence examples for execution such from inspiring English sources

The forms are named for the image created by their execution, such as "White stork displays its wings" and "Fall back and twist like monkey".

As in the previous death penalty hearing, the jury will be asked to weigh aggravating factors offered by prosecutors in favor of execution, such as the stabbing of Mr. Pepe, against mitigating factors offered by the defense, such as Mr. Mohamed's remorse for his actions.

The jury, as it was earlier this month in a death penalty hearing for another defendant, will be asked to consider various aggravating factors in favor of execution, such as the future danger Mr. Mohamed poses to guards in prison, against mitigating factors advanced by the defense, such as his young age, 25, at the time of the attack.

A room given over to dry exercises in time-based execution, such as a large, dense drawing that was frantically made by William Anastasi in one hour, and thirty photographs of a swatch of roiling river taken by Dieter Appelt in as many minutes, opens onto Pipilotti Rist's "Ever Is Over All" (1997).

Also, parameters for multithreaded execution, such as the number of threads and thread affinity are investigated.

Its function includes several processes of task execution, such as information processing, understanding, and learning.

But they find the rebels' tactics off-putting too, including summary executions such as that of Zaino Berri, head of a pro-regime militia.

To top it off, states that do not have the death penalty, such as New York, consistently have lower murder rates than those that do conduct executions, such as Virginia.

Reduction implies any computational approach aiming to reduce the cost of the simulation, especially for situations involving repeated executions such as probabilistic risk assessment and uncertainty quantification applications.

Back in the day, Red Square was the top spot for high profile executions such as the Cossack rebel Stepan Razin in 1671 and the Streltsy (Peter the Great's mutinous palace guard) in 1698.

Thus the execution of such a service will depend to a large extent on how such work is valued or not at a health care systems level.