"Reagan in many ways seemed to be the beginning of the wave, but in retrospect, it's going to be remembered as the peak of the wave," Mr. White said.
The protests against that declaration were also the beginning of the wave of demonstrations that culminated in an outpouring of millions of Egyptians to call for Mr. Morsi's ouster last Sunday, on the anniversary of Mr. Morsi's inauguration.
Back in 2012, at the beginning of the wave of terrorist violence that has now broken out over France, a 23-year-old petty criminal called Mohammed Merah killed seven people in Toulouse and the nearby town of Montauban.
But light slows as it passes through denser air, so when a sound wave from an aircraft crossed the path of the laser, the compressed air at the beginning of the wave slowed the light, making the round-trip slower and seeming to make the distance longer.
I put Rose on the cover of BusinessWeek at the beginning of the wave, an article that got me a book deal that ensured I'd spend the next year surrounded by people like Max Levchin, Peter Thiel, Mark Zuckerberg and others.
Specifically, Bombay, on the west coast of India, experienced the beginning of the wave in the week of September 7 14, with a peak in the week of September 29 to October 5, for a start-to-peak duration of three weeks [ 33].
The standard error (SE) of R0 was calculated as (42) (2) R n was estimated as R n = R0 s, where s is the proportion of the population that is susceptible to infection at the beginning of the wave.
Differences in R n between waves were variable (e.g., the point estimate for the second wave was higher than that for the first in 7 of 10 data sets), since R n also depends on the proportion of persons who were susceptible at the beginning of the wave.
