For this, MOLGEN COMB's ability to virtually execute user-defined reactions on multiple reactants was used (Gugisch et al., 2000; Kerber et al., 2007).
The later Archaic pedimental figures were executed virtually in the round, standing against or just free from the background of the gable.
The original design of the Singapore Power Building was executed virtually without later alteration although it would later be surrounded by hotels, the Somerset MRT Station and shopping complexes.
DAR executed virtually all of the research and analyses, and coded REFinder.plx.
We had a gameplan and the players executed it virtually to perfection.
Yet between then and the date Justice Stevens left the court in 2010, nearly 120 people were executed in the United States, virtually all of them with Justice Stevens's acquiescence.
Tyson Chandler drew a crowd, and Carmelo Anthony ducked past it, virtually unnoticed, perfectly executing the oldest misdirection play in the Knicks' playbook, their own special brand of screen and roll.
Despite efforts to transport tens of thousands of cars to the region, officials predicted that walk-in rentals at airports or many other locations would be virtually impossible to execute.
His recipe for baby peas with zucchini, tiny fava beans and "immature" leeks seems virtually impossible to execute without the benefit of one's own garden, if only because it requires vegetables picked much earlier than they are for market.
149 yards on the ground, including masterfully executing virtually every play to run out the clock in the final 4 22 of the game.
