The most frequent instance where the one electoral vote in Maine made the difference for Mr. Romney is shown in the map below.
In an investigation conducted by Asadi et al. (2014) three groups of intermediate EFL learners were exposed to the following inputs: 1-enhanced forms of input in one group, 2-input with frequent instances of a grammatical structure in specific in another group, and3- to the third group both types of input.
Those old enough to remember the FA Cup Final in its glory days - when the build-up was so big it was practically a tournament in itself - will recall the frequent instances of players going down with cramp.
Among genes with a significant GxE there were approximately equally frequent instances of canalization, i.e. stronger plasticity in heat-sensitive than in heat-tolerant clones, and of enhancement of plasticity along the evolutionary vector toward heat tolerance.
O. Burtch Drake, president and chief executive of the Four A's, said that The Journal's concerns were prompted by frequent instances last year of "having to reject ads at the last minute" particularly from dot-coms that had hoped to stand out by being provocative.
Finally, we predicted significant motif modules by applying frequent pattern tree (FP-tree) techniques [ 30, 31] and a Poisson clump heuristic [ 32] to identify frequent instances of motif combinations in these blocks.
We studied error detection in 14 healthy adult volunteers using a novel fMRI design in the stop signal task (SST), a task which invokes numerous errors in performance and frequent instances of post-error slowing.
"Koba the Dread" is a vivid, if often eccentric, rereading of those authors; the frequent instances when the book veers into family memoir and homely analogy, however, are less successful.
The country's high risk category reflects more severe and frequent instances of modern slavery, but also reflects a greater number of criminal investigations in Romania, usually in collaboration with EU enforcement authorities.
This history is pertinent to another of those increasingly frequent instances where the government has gone after a peaceful citizen on legally dubious grounds.
A convenient distance of time and place gave an ample scope to the progress of fiction; and the frequent instances which might be alleged of holy martyrs, whose wounds had been instantly healed, whose strength had been renewed, and whose lost members had miraculously been restored, were extremely convenient for the purpose of removing every difficulty, and of silencing every objection.
