Sentence examples for execution that may from inspiring English sources

But even justices who do not share that view should be troubled by a method of execution that may impose tremendous pain on a condemned prisoner in the process of killing him.

Even though the design and implementation of K-modes algorithm is simple and efficient, it has the pitfall of randomly choosing the initial cluster centers for invoking every new execution that may lead to non-repeatable clustering results.

The low quality of the majority of reviews suggests limitations in design and/or execution that may undermine conclusions about the results of the reviews.

(This spot and the Avatar spot seem like great individual executions that may not tie together effectively as a campaign).

The primary reason that many states chose to use three drugs when using one drug would be just as effective is that the one-drug protocol results in longer executions that may not leave observers with the comforting impression that the condemned is merely drifting off to sleep.

Both are executed by a service execution environment that may be located anywhere in a data center in the Internet cloud.

This is necessary, because the values may alter the control flow of the logic in the task and possibly make feasible other execution paths that may yield a higher WCET (or lower BCET) thus rendering the analysis unsafe if these are not considered.

"I am not satisfied that, given the uncertainty that exists, it is appropriate to go forward with an execution in a case that may implicate the very issues at the center of that uncertainty," Mr. Clinton said.

"I have simply concluded that the examination of possible racial and regional bias should be completed before the United States goes forward with an execution in a case that may implicate the very questions raised by the Justice Department's continuing study.

Checklists are suited to verification of procedures for linear processes; whereas briefings are suited to support execution of complex processes that may require appropriate adaptation and variation.

There are times, when he describes with calm detachment devoid of fury the corpses littering the streets of the ghetto and the daily public executions, that you feel he may still be shell-shocked.