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An "event" is simply an occurrence which is predefined as interesting and requiring explanation, such as "cross-the-road".
Failure of automotive and locomotive components is an occurrence which affects the life of almost every person.
That is, what makes it the case that one's hallucinatory experience is as of a snow covered churchyard, with a certain sort of phenomenal character, is just that it is an occurrence which is indiscriminable from cannot be told apart, introspectively, from a veridical perception of a snow covered churchyard.
Lows rarely drop below freezing 32 F, an occurrence which happens, on average, once every other year.
In January 2013 a Sri Lankan maid named Rizana Nafeek was beheaded after she was convicted of murdering a child under her care, an occurrence which she attributed to the infant choking.
The willingness of healthcare providers to fulfill emergency response expectations is particularly salient in an influenza pandemic – an occurrence which exerts a considerable human resource burden on the healthcare infrastructure [12].
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Justice Samuel Alito, for his part, noted that "gaining access by making campaign contributions is an everyday occurrence," which indeed may be "a bad thing".
The complaint alleged an actual occurrence which under the law constituted a prima facie offensepossession of narcotics.
This took place over years, it was not a single occurrence, which is a slight deviation from "normal" breaches.
"This is an ordinary occurrence, which happens every now and then for both sides," said Muhammad Ali Hosseini, a Foreign Ministry spokesman, as quoted by the state-run news agency IRNA.
Nevertheless, in practice, flow maldistribution may be an inevitable occurrence which may have severe impacts on thermal and mechanical performance of heat exchangers i.e. fouling.
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