Sentence examples for execution than from inspiring English sources

2D Saul'yev is convenient to program and although it is significantly slower in execution than the other two methods, it still executes in reasonable time, and yields equally good results with a suitable choice of discrete intervals, and despite its inherent propagation problem, and a certain restriction in the relationship of the spatial and temporal intervals.

Cortical areas that exhibited larger responses during movement preparation and/or execution than the preceding visual phase [(Plan + Execute) > 2*(Preview)] are shown as orange/yellow activation.

No one, of course, offers up a better case for ritual selection execution than Watson.

Did their crimes make them more deserving of execution than all the others?

Customers are more interested in consolidation, integration and execution than in the next big thing.

Which was more a problem of execution than of design, but still a problem.

"I never saw, in all depart ments, worse execution than today," Smith said.

Two of I.S.E.'s selling points are that it envisions reduced costs and faster execution than the traditional exchanges.

If she were a man she would be a better candidate for execution than many on death row.

Experts said the key provision of the law appeared to have received more of a stay of execution than a reprieve.

"It looks more like an execution than something that happened during a struggle," said Dr. Baden, a former New York City medical examiner.