Sentence examples for subsequent execution from inspiring English sources

The diary includes a small passage that describes the capture and subsequent execution of Crockett.

Another chief, Caupolicán, continued the fight until his capture by treachery and subsequent execution by the Spaniards in 1558.

Using underhand methods, Hopkins was able between 1644 and 1646 to secure the conviction and subsequent execution of 230 people for witchcraft.

If he fails, there will be no shortage of critics ready to point out the flaws in the original idea and its subsequent execution.

A compiler is software that translates a computer program as a whole into machine code that is saved for subsequent execution whenever desired.

His continuing pretensions gradually eroded his local support as well; finally, a faction of Zürich citizens, in an act of dubious legality, secured his arrest and subsequent execution.

Hundreds of mutineers were killed, either in the fighting or in subsequent executions by the British.

The story of the case was written down by the clerk of the court, Thomas Potts, and became a bestseller in the years that followed the trial and subsequent executions at Gallows Hill.

The report reveals that the total cost of the drugs for the Warner execution and for five subsequent executions was $869.85, paid for in hundred-dollar bills, as Paige Williams reported, "to make the purchases more difficult to track and, therefore, harder to legally challenge".

The goal of the Random exchanges is to provide enough variety of the partial view contents for the subsequent executions of clique matching protocol.

Another key-point of the FastMat approach is that some computations (for instance the optimal order in the multi-product operation mentioned before) are computed in the first iteration of the loop body and stored in a cache object, so that in the second and subsequent executions these computations are retrieved from the cache, and then not recomputed.