At these sessions, political rivals and capitalist roaders were publicly humiliated, berated, and abused before crowds of up to 100,000 until they denounced their capitalist ways, at times leading to execution.
Pharmacological inhibition of Bax-dependent mitochondrial permeabilization prior to neonatal HI attenuates the severity of brain injury [16] highlighting that, in the immature brain, Bax-dependent MOMP is a critical event leading to execution of cell death.
The TCAD system is fully automated and is also able to support, the hardware implementation of the corresponding CA algorithm, leading to its execution by dedicated parallel processor.
That moratorium, however, was lifted when the government changed in 2010, leading to the execution of 33 people.
Within a few years, the Great Terror, as it was called, engulfed party officials and the Red Army, leading to the execution of tens of thousands of officers and officials.
Bring Up the Bodies, the second in Mantel's projected trilogy about Henry VIII's chief minister Thomas Cromwell, revisited Cromwell's role in the shattering events leading to the execution of the king's second wife, Anne Boleyn.
The crisis led to clashes between JNA troops and Bosnian forces in Sarajevo during which, according to prosecutors, Dr Ganic ordered attacks on a JNA officers' club, a hospital and a convoy of ambulances, leading to the execution of troops who had surrendered.
Under high latency, round trip times add up quickly leading to poor execution times.
In addition, this algorithm does not require access to the entire data frame thus leading to faster execution.
Allocating more slots than the assigned tasks is inefficient, as the extra slots will remain idle during the job's execution, leading to an unnecessary increase in the monetary cost.
