As an example of official statistics, rather than a collection of newspaper reports, in an 1859 paper to the House of Commons of the United Kingdom on the rebellion in the Peshawar Valley in the Punjab, for the period May September 1857, 523 were recorded executed, of them 459 shot by musketry, 20 hanged (13 for desertion) and the last 44 blown from a gun.
At the Battle of Craonne, in 1814, one day before resigning, he was recorded to have refused to execute Napoleon's order to assault a redoubt, a move which he saw as a death sentence to his men.
Meaning I was recording the style being executed on the highest level on the street, which existed only at that moment.
EMME consisted of a replay of eye movements of a didactically behaving domain expert (model), which had been recorded while he executed the task, superimposed onto the video stimulus.
For example, 799,455 people were recorded as having been executed between 1921 and 1953, and the labour camp population reached 2.5 million (most convicted for non-political offences) at its peak after the war.
To avoid unnecessary cache accesses when a requested instruction is not in the linked caches, the addresses of the frequently executed blocks are recorded in the branch target buffer (BTB).
"Everything is recorded, and smart contracts are executed, providing accuracy and transparency to all parties involved, developing long-term trust in the process," the investor explained.
Arterial pressure and heart rate were recorded in ten subjects who executed or imagined trunk or leg movements against gravity.
Profits (sum of realized differences in best bid prices when order is executed), hit ratios, and number of trades executed using these models are recorded.
Each test is executed 5 times and the average computing time is recorded.
Physiological signals such as electrocardiogram, galvanic skin response and respiration were record from fourteen drives executed in a prescribed route at real drive environments.
