Sentence examples for when it executed from inspiring English sources
Since 1974, the best year it had for executions was 2000 when it executed 40 inmates.
In August, the F.B.I. scored its first major victory against the Tor network when it executed a large-scale cyber-attack that shut down Freedom Hosting, a provider of Tor hidden services, whose owner had been accused of hosting child pornography.
Alabama upset a lot of people when it executed a mentally disabled man in September of 2010.
Many Europeans find it a contradiction that the United States claims to be a leader in protecting human rights when it executed more than 75 people last year.
But he made no such criticism of the Saudi regime when it executed a leading Shia Muslim cleric, Nimr al-Nimr, and 46 others in January.
"There are fears that the government might engage in the kind of cleansing that it did between 1980 and 1988, when it executed more than 3,000 political prisoners".
The first approach (setOpt = 1) is to calculate the execution time of job j when it executes at its maximum degree of parallelism on the set of resources R with m resources, while not considering any contention for resources (denoted SET j R ).
The robot propels itself chiefly through a "stick-slip" motion, in which its appendages stick to a surface through friction when it executes a move but slip free when its body flexes to change its weight distribution.
Like its predecessor, it can propel itself using what's called a "stick-slip" motion, in which its appendages stick to a surface through friction when it executes a move, but slip free again when its body flexes to change its weight distribution.
The second approach (setOpt = 2) is to calculate the execution time of the job when it executes on R, while considering the current processing load of the resources (i.e., considering the other jobs already executing or scheduled on R) (denoted SET j R_PL ).
Microcode is low-level code that defines how a microprocessor should function when it executes machine-language instructions.
