And just as important, when given this task he was, in his own words, "permitted to execute it in whatever way I believed would result in the greatest perfection".
In many current operating systems, users are permitted to execute multiple applications simultaneously on a single device.
Additional raster files can be generated using the function 'Raster Calculator' of the plugin 'Spatial Analyst' of ArcGIS® [45], which permits to execute mathematical operations using the data contained in two or more raster files.
There is substantial evidence that the basal ganglia are the central site at which decisions are made: the basal ganglia exert a sustained inhibitory control over most of the motor systems in the brain; when this inhibition is released, a motor system is permitted to execute the action it is programmed to carry out.
Due to the above stated unusual physicochemical belongings, nanomaterials differ considerably from the bulk material of the alike composition, permitting them to execute remarkable feats of better functionality, sensitivity, efficiency and specificity in terms of their therapeutic or biomedical applications [1, 8, 9].
If "not Permitted", the module is not permitted to be executed.
A1 A Question of International Law The Supreme Court accepted an appeal from a death-row inmate in a case that questions whether the federal government can permit Texas to execute a Mexican whose rights under a binding international treaty were violated when he was tried and sentenced to death without Mexican officials being notified.
Importantly, rad52-329, a mutation that deletes the C-terminal domain of Rad52 that interacts with Rad51 and permits it to execute its recombination mediator function also has stimulatory effects [38], [39], [40], [41], [42].
It has repeatedly put an end to federal cases, even when a federal appeals court had good reasons for not wanting to end a case — not wanting to permit a state to execute a death-row inmate who might be innocent or who might have been wrongfully sentenced to death.
It has repeatedly put an end to federal cases, even when a federal appeals court had good reasons for not wanting to end a case not wanting to permit a state to execute a death-row inmate who might be innocent or who might have been wrongfully sentenced to death.
