The allocation of a tournament to a host nation is now made five or six years prior to the commencement of the event, for example New Zealand were awarded the 2011 event in late 2005.
Higher transmissibility can occur if the pathogen evolves to be more infectious [50], [51] or if the social structure changes to enhance transmission, for example, with the commencement of school or relaxation of social distancing measures.
He almost always works in a local line -- a reference to the Bedford Angels, for example, at a high school commencement last Sunday.
At the Harvard commencement after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, for example, a student speaker caused an uproar with his plan to deliver a speech with the word "jihad" in its title.
For example, any of life's special moments like a graduation or commencement, or a parent-child relationship, or soul mates going through tough times.
For example, the method of automatic detection of sudden commencement is based on neural networks (Segarra and Curto [2013]).
For example, air travel declined approximately 45% after commencement of the Wuhan-Guangzhou HSR, whereas it fell by 34% after the opening of the Beijing-Shanghai HSR.
Democrats on the committee, for example, are trying to obtain a transcript of a commencement speech that Mr. Ashcroft gave in the spring of 1999 at Bob Jones University, a conservative religious institution, to see if it included remarks that could affect the nomination.
For example, notifications are used to inform the public of the dates of commencement of statutes and the appointment of individuals to government posts.
King has also suffered bad luck of a more mundane variety: in 1998, for example, the caps and gowns for graduating seniors arrived two hours into the commencement ceremony.
