A quick and random sweep through a few of my manuscripts reveals the following uses of "almost": almost never, almost always, almost certainly, almost ready, almost willing, almost impulsively, almost as though, almost immediately, almost everywhere, almost kind, almost cruel, almost exciting, almost home, almost asleep, almost dead.
During the attacks, genuine users respond by making similar quick random moves and thereby acquired traits, high number of moves in short time span and high number of pile ups, that were originally characteristics of attackers.
Although little is known about darting motility, individual cells appear to dart in quick random movements [6], [52] unlike that observed in R. capsulatus (Video S1).
However, mCADRE leverages gene expression, topology, and literature evidence to directly determine ordering in a quick deterministic fashion, avoiding random iterations.
At O'Hare airport, Pete Fischer, a Chicago police officer, stopped vehicles at random for a quick scan of the trunk.
We coded up a quick webpage that displayed a random photo from the data set and asked some basic multiple-choice questions about that photo.
Before the rally, a quick survey of the crowd at random showed that eight in 10 people had never heard of Farage or Brexit.
Feedback to professors will encourage them to make certain parts of their lectures more "interesting," though I can imagine a quick solution would be to insert random explosions in the lecture.
First, with the OAS, we conducted a "quick count" in which our observers at a random sample of polling stations (mesas) called results in to mission headquarters.
