The latter work referred to the execution of the Catalan anarchist, Salvador Puig Antich.
McVeigh had confessed to the bombing, and referred to the execution as "state-assisted suicide", so it seemed unlikely that he would appeal.
I grew up hating the McCarthyites that killed the Rosenbergs," referring to the execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg in 1953 on espionage charges.
Dhakiri was referring to the execution in April of two Indonesian domestic workers found guilty of murder, Siti Zainab and Karni binti Medi Tarsim.
Concurrency refers to the execution of more than one procedure at the same time (perhaps with the access of shared data), either truly simultaneously (as on a multiprocessor) or in an unpredictably interleaved manner.
Lake has since removed the post, and has referred to the execution and torture stuff as "mistakes," but still stands by the "fundamental point" of his comments.
As mitotic arrest-mediated cell death refers to the execution of a death pathway through different mechanisms including apoptosis, autophagy and necrosis, we assume that Ery5-induced mitotic arrest and subsequent autophagy has a role in the death of PC-3 cells.
And several hints in the code suggest Israeli authorship, including a possible allusion to the Book of Esther, which describes Jewish retaliation against a Persian threat, and a number — 19790509 — that appears to refer to the date of the execution of an Iranian Jew by a firing squad in Tehran.
An important reason for such coevolution is that a specific execution history should refer to the code used in the deployment that produced it (as performance obviously depends on the application version used).
You refer to the "moral isolation" of the United States in permitting the execution of juveniles, a practice that will now end with the Supreme Court's decision.
Racing against time, and a cabal of baddies, to save this brother from execution requires Miller frequently to refer to the plans.
