Sentence examples for released for execution from inspiring English sources
In this option, the user selects the desired test in the field 'disease.' Only the specific procedures of the selected test are displayed and are also released for execution through the analysis of the algebraic expression.
The conditional execution operator % assessed the successful procedure execution completion and released the execution of an associated action.
Based on the execution status attributed to procedure, the NPDL will analyze the process algebra expression to decide which procedures can be released to execution.
The corrections department released the new execution protocol Friday without comment, and noted that the agency would seek public input for the next two months.
This indicates that XIAP-mediated inhibition of effector caspase activation is a key feature in maintaining TRAIL resistance and release of Smac/DIABLO and/or Omi/HtrA2 from the mitochondria is likely to be more important than release of cytochrome c for execution of apoptosis.
Reports and boastful rhetoric from ISIS suggested its fighters were inclined to release Sunni captives while marking Shiites for execution.
The two co-conspirators together plan to have Judas turn Jesus over to the authorities for execution, upon Jesus's request, as part of the duo's plan to release Jesus's spirit from his body.
In this version of the story, Judas turns Jesus over to the authorities for execution upon Jesus' request, as part of a plan to release his spirit from his body.
An effective system testing activity for consecutive releases of very large software systems depends considerably on the selection of test cases for execution.
Such instructions, the court said, essentially coerced jurors to vote for execution because they might fear that a vote against it would allow for the release of criminals convicted of particularly gruesome murders.
The decision said that instruction had the effect of coercing jurors to vote for execution, because they might fear that a vote against it would lead to the eventual release of people charged with extraordinarily violent or otherwise shocking murders.
