In response to consumer complaints, regulators hired an outside firm to check the accuracy of the two insurers' online directories as of mid-June by calling a sample of physicians.
The magazine said it had called a sampling of account holders on its list to confirm that they had deposits in the Swiss bank.
The mapping (X_{t}( cdot,omega ): t in T to X_{t} omega ) in E) is called a sample path of the process corresponding to ω. Carrying out similar arguments as those of Lemma 15 in [25], we have the following lemma.
But it also contains "Save the Life of My Child," a surreal excursion that starts with a squelch of Moog synthesizer and includes a ghostly, disconcerting snippet — we would now call it a sample — of Simon & Garfunkel singing "The Sound of Silence".
Below, I humbly provide you with a few links that I'll call "A Representative Sampling of the Range of Moth Awesomeness".
We found robust evidence for the presence of phylogenetic signals in several acoustic parameters derived from advertisement calls in a sample of 90 species representing four clades of anurans with a wide diversity of call acoustics.
Enquiry is usually by telephone, calling a random sample of non-participants.
In other words, someone called a random sample of voters with the intent to "elicit answers," or more specifically reactions, to negative messages that the Clinton campaign or an allied group considered airing in California.
The department provided what it called "just a sampling of some recent financial fraud cases".
