This sentence is only executed during the first execution of the program because the initialized variable contains the value 0. Inside this sentence, the program "notifies" the interpreter that the RPM signal is going to be used to take decisions, and to store RPM data for the last two seconds by calling the select_signal function.
Simultaneously, several areas hired local construction businesses, which are considered to be actor roles from other agencies that only participated in the recovery execution or both the situation assessment and the recovery execution (that is, only T1 was solely executed by government agencies).
Before introducing Rommy Gandolph, the book's borderline-retarded black man who is only 33 days from execution for a triple murder that he did not commit, Mr. Turow told the real-life story of Alejandro Hernandez, a borderline-retarded Hispanic man wrongfully convicted of murder, one of 13 inmates freed from Illinois's death row.
She added that Sheikh Nimr was convicted in an "unfair" trial and that his execution "is only adding to the existing sectarian discord and unrest".
An additional advantage of BLAS-3 over the two other levels is that, in general, the use of multiple cores in a concurrent execution, is only justified if the arithmetic cost of the operation is cubic.
But Mary Jane hasn't been saved yet: Officials stress her execution is only delayed.
These data suggest that, among sexually motivated males, the mPFC is involved both in anticipatory and motor execution during the performance of the T maze task, whereas the oPFC is only involved in the motor execution of the T maze.
And even the best-designed business plan is only as good as its execution.
The failure to turn over documents in the Timothy McVeigh case until just before the scheduled execution date is only the latest in a string of major embarrassments for the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
As shown in Fig. 5a, when (|p_{st}|) is small, the greedy method's execution time is only about half of the GraphLab's method.
