There is difficulty of form; a chronological survey would be long and repetitive, but almost every other pattern is unworkable.
More importantly, the proposed methodology enables the description and characterization of asymmetries at almost every level: intraday patterns, seasonal components, spikes, volatility regimes and extreme values; and the estimation of the effects of such asymmetries on traditional risk measures, such as VaR and CVaR.
Young and old paraded in new clothes, many carried sheaves of auspicious sugar cane for decorating their homes, and in front of almost every house a rangoli pattern of coloured powder and rice flour offered a festive welcome.
Almost every song has a pattern to it.
This was later shown to be incorrect in almost every case, TMF addition patterns consist of ribbons of edge-sharing meta- and/or para-C6(CF3)2 hexagons (each shared edge is a cage C sp C sp) bond; very few TMFs studied to date have CF3 groups on adjacent cage C sp) atoms; see refs (27), (39), and (70) for a detailed discussion).
That is the deadly pattern of almost every ice storm, hurricane, tornado or other of nature's challenges to our resourcefulness.
Not every language shows this pattern, but almost every Amerindian language family has one or more languages that have it, suggesting that all are derived from an original language in which first and second person pronouns started this way.
But, unlike almost every other variation of said pattern this year, Jason Bourne doesn't have to break records to break even.
(man, 50) Although the majority of the responders reported traditional drinking pattern on special occasions, almost every man but only few women reported different individual patterns as well.
In fact, could the strange syntax of Chandler's jokes BE any more subtly woven into the natural speech patterns of almost every Westerner aged 20 to 40? Everyone knew about "the Rachel," and Matt LeBlanc was in a really great movie about a baseball-playing monkey.
