"Business processes that once took place among human beings are now being executed electronically," Mr Arthur writes.
The new formats expand the Guardian's native ad proposition, which can now be executed across the Guardian - offering an even deeper, richer and comprehensive ad experience.
Taking photos, checking the time, making phone calls, listening to music, totting up numbers and hundreds of other activities can now be executed by the same small device rather than with a camera, watch, telephone, calculator, or whatever.
"I am deeply concerned over reports that nine prisoners on death row in The Gambia have been executed following comments by President Jammeh that all death row prisoners would now be executed," said foreign office minister Alistair Burt in a statement at the time.
But, according to Pakistan's law, as a blasphemer he could now be executed.For moderate Pakistanis, proud of living in a country that has defied military rule, ensured the return of democracy and promoted the interests of its people against meddling outsiders, it is troubling to see thuggish radicalism spreading in such a fashion.
While legal experts say it is unlikely that any of the three death row inmates will now be executed, prosecutors, defense lawyers and victims' families said yesterday that they were still trying to figure out where their cases stood and what would happen next.
Flexible query answering can now be executed on the obtained clustering-based fragmentation.
The error estimation phase can now be executed very quickly by applying (19)–(21).
The true silver lining of these findings lies in the fact that studies such as this one can now be executed -- physician-specific Medicare reimbursement data is now available for public consumption for the first time, and, as such, offers fresh insights in the field of health care.
He compared himself to a "relay runner" who made progress, and now was executing a good handoff of the baton to his successor.
