Sentence examples for How ad hoc from inspiring English sources

How ad hoc the Russian Nationals are, or how callow and inexperienced the Tchaikovskys, we shall see.

Bernadette Baird-Zarsuccessfullyly defended her dissertation proposal, titled Post-plan' planning: how ad hoc local land use institutions shape construction under transition and uncertainty.

A final section briefly discusses some methodological issues surrounding the diffusion of consumer (non-durable) technologies within and across households and how ad hoc models can be used to test the validity of environmental policies.

Perhaps indicating how ad hoc the military administration of the country remains after a full year, one activist, Lilian Wagdy, recorded an interesting moment of dialogue between one of the protesters and a military police officer during the rally.

"The UN World Food Program being month to month is just emblematic of how ad hoc and somewhat chaotic the process is," he said.

We consider the area of the Camargue (southern France) as an example to highlight how ad hoc information already available on birds' movements, abundance, and diversity can help assess the introduction and transmission risk for birdborne diseases in the western Mediterranean wetlands.

Now that one has worked carefully through not only each study and each individual line of evidence but, importantly, considered how each line of evidence informs the other, it is at this point that one asks how well each hypothesis is supported by the data and how many ad hoc assumptions are required to support each hypothesis.

However, this data is shaping how careers are both studied by the science of science community, as well as how academics ad hoc measure their impact and the impact of colleagues.

Surveillance; open source; architecture; cloud; software To demonstrate how rapid ad hoc sharing of surveillance data can be achieved through informatics methods developed for the Distribute project.

Perry didn't make clear how a little ad hoc belt-tightening on the part of Congress would have allayed a collapse of the financial markets.

It was a time when you could see how things worked, and ad hoc lash-ups could save the day.