Patients with lesions in the lateral cerebellum often exhibit deficits in visuomotor tracking tasks, and these deficits worsen during execution of tasks that include visual feedback of hand motion.
However, in this way the threads access very sparse memory locations, thus causing a very bad use of the L1 cache, and this fact globally worsens the execution time, despite the speedup of the allocation/deallocation phases.
The execution has worsened the kingdom's already hostile relationship with Iran, turning the Nimr case into one that dangerously combines both state and sectarian rivalry – writ large across the Middle East in proxy wars in Syria and Yemen and tensions in Lebanon and Iraq.
Systemic, gross human rights abuses, including forced labour camps and executions, have reportedly worsened under his rule, leading a UN commission to demand Kim be investigated for crimes against humanity.
The Iraq War — the deadliest in history for journalists, with a hundred and fifty killed, eighty-five per cent of them Iraqis, most of whom were murdered — worsened it, making the capture and execution of reporters a normal part of the media landscape.
Lawyers for the inmate, Richard Wade Cooey II, claim in a federal lawsuit that Mr. Cooey, who weighs 267 pounds, had poor veins when he faced execution five years ago and that the problem has been worsened by weight gain.
A spokesman, Mikhail L. Kamynin, expressed concern that Mr. Hussein's execution would worsen already deathly tensions consuming Iraq.
And experts say the government's "strike hard" campaign, which has led to the secret detention of perceived troublemakers and the execution of at least nine people accused of having a hand in the bloodshed, has worsened tensions.
This effect on cell cycle timing is worsened by complete absence of glutamine (Figure 7), in which 4 hours delay in entering into S-phase and in the execution of G2/M transition have been observed.
Though the bombing worsened her depression and may have contributed to her suicide, she spoke against Timothy J. McVeigh's receiving the death penalty, just as hundreds of thousands spoke against the execution of Sacco and Vanzetti.
