The purpose, design, execution, analysis, and interpretation of genetic association studies in reproduction are discussed.
The purpose of execution time is to determine how much computing resources is required to execute the task.
But this is not explicit in Mr. Treichel's poem, and the savage irony of nature perverted for the purpose of execution is understated.
More broadly, the tension between seriousness and unseriousness in both purpose and execution is the domain of caricature whether or not it's aimed at particular people.
Speaking about the Huskies, Bill Walton, the all-American center on those U.C.L.A. teams of the early 1970s, told The Associated Press: "They play with a great sense of team, great purpose, phenomenal execution of fundamentals, relentless attack.
Concluding his military service in 1970, he questioned the purpose and execution of the war and was a cofounder of the Vietnam Veterans of America and a spokesperson for the Vietnam Veterans Against the War.
To achieve this purpose, the execution of the protocol consists of three steps: the construction of a routing backbone, the propagation of the network topology among nodes, and the computation of the best route for transmitting data.
- useful for a broad practical or ornamental purpose (the execution & maintenance of apps/smart contracts on a decentralized virtual machine).
An arts cooperative created in 1935, A Filantrópica has as its purpose the execution of cultural activities and inducement to artistic creation.
He is the author of "How to Find a Job, Career and Life You Love" and "Purpose Meets Execution" and two upcoming books, "Behind the Ink" and the children's book, "What Kind of Bee can I be?" He is a contributing writer for Forbes and Huffington Post and the founder of the charity World Child Cancer USA.
