In particular we: (i) specify the reduction semantics of KLAIM in Maude, (ii) extend the Maude-based specification by making messages first-class citizens, and (iii) describe a second extension that allows true distributed execution of Maude-based KLAIM specifications.
While it is true that the execution of intention is intentional action, it does not follow that the object of intention is doing A intentionally (cf. Searle 1983, pp. 85 6).
Neither Ms. Baber nor the diplomat will venture to guess what the true number of executions might be.
In 2012, Iran is known to have executed at least 314 people, according to figures released by Amnesty International, but this could be far below the true number of executions in the country.
It should therefore also see two aphorisms favoured by medical practitioners, but honoured at the moment as much in the breach as in the execution, come true.
If the reports about the arrest and execution are true, though, they suggest that the ailing North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, considers the public discontent in the aftermath of the currency reform a serious challenge to his grip on power.
The research was focused on the execution of true triaxial compression tests and adopted acoustic emission (AE) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM).
The results obtained show the proposed approach is promising and reduces computational complexity in terms of computing true prevalence and optimizing execution times.
The Chinese authorities also handed down at least 7,003 new death sentences last year, although the report said the true total of both executions and death sentences "remains shrouded in secrecy".
If the claims made by opposition activists are true, last weekend's mass executions of as many as four hundred suspected rebels and civilians, including children, by regime forces in the town of Daraya near Damascus, was the single largest atrocity yet committed in the eighteen-month-old conflict.
