This formal dance, the perfect execution of which was almost a science in itself, reflected the Rococo idea of naturalness.
There are possible pairs of prisoners to be selected for execution, of which two contain Sam, so the probability that Sam is slated for execution is 2/3.
Of particular note was the October 5 bombing of a pair of pubs in Guildford, Surrey, the timing and execution of which strongly resembled the later Birmingham attack.
There are one-liners, too, in the execution of which Californian Ann is assisted by her ever-so-English straight man, Tris Payne.
"It's poor; it's badly conceived; it's based on some decent ideas, the execution of which is needlessly Kafkaesque".
The term skill denotes a movement that is reasonably complex and the execution of which requires at least a minimal amount of practice reflex acts such as sneezing are excluded.
Or a computer program, the execution of which would result in undesired side effects, generally unanticipated by the user.
Drawing such distinctions is a practical skill, the execution of which can be aided by reference to models or exemplars — that is, fa.
Dendrites and axons respectively receive or send information, proper execution of which requires different sets of molecules.
However, greater precision may be achieved by distinguishing between habitually initiated behaviour, which is instigated by a habitual impulse but may require cognitive input to be performed, and habitually performed behaviour, the execution of which is facilitated by the activation of one or more habits, regardless of whether consciously or non-consciously instigated.
