Sentence examples for human executions from inspiring English sources

Our standards for human executions are not as high.

Human executions would be easier to accomplish if doctors wanted any part of it.

Douglas A. Berman, a law professor, fears that people might come to equate human executions with putting pets to sleep.

But the Danish company that makes that drug stopped allowing it to be used for human executions.

As part of Edison's campaign to debunk his rival, he had lobbied New York to introduce electrocution by alternating current for human executions.

None of them, he said, were willing to speak on the record, concerned that by giving advice about euthanasia or human execution they might appear to be in violation of the Hippocratic injunction to do no harm, and thereby lose their board certification.

It's only when the science of the rescue mission is all done and what remains depends purely on human execution, beyond the reach of mission control, that one scientist turns to an engineer named Vincent Kapoor (played by Chiwetel Ejiofor), and asks whether he believes in God.

Clearly the people are opting for the electronic and not for the human execution.

That would normally be an extremely labor-intensive process, but the team used a technique called dynamic time warping to map the ideal written score to each performance, in which creative liberties and the innate variability of human execution cause digressions from the original.

For easy tasks, the exponential indexes I task) and B(N) were significantly more correlated to human execution time than the linear index U N).

All the correlations between human execution time and algorithmic indexes that were significant during the first half of the test became non-significant on tasks of 5 moves and more, as an effect of the flatness of the performance curve (Figure 5).