Fluctuations during the campaign (for example, the well-documented "bump" that candidates receive during their nominating conventions) are part of a shaking-out process, and it makes sense to look toward where the polls will end up at election time rather than at the changes that happen to occur during any particular week of the campaign.
YouTuber "PeripateticPandas" applied this industrial-strength "fix" to the camera bump, documenting the process in a video that's as humorous as the protuberance is maddening.
At the same time, the Perl version number was bumped to 4, not to mark a major change in the language but to identify the version that was well documented by the book.
The New York Times poll documents a slight bump in the number of people who say that they or members of their immediate family have been the victim of a crime in the city in the last year.
Even so, the donor's $979,000 contribution in 2011 accounted for 20% of Heartland's overall budget, the fundraising plan says According to the fundraising document Heartland hopes to bump that up to $1.25m in 2012 [click for PDF].
"It's one of those documents that I informally call a goose bump — it gives me goose bumps," said Michael Hussey, the curator of the exhibit, which closes at the end of the month.
As the horrors of reverse-mortgage scams bump up against forged bank documents and legal black holes, we are grateful for the lucid guidance of Kathleen J. Houseweart, an expert on geriatric cognitive impairment.
According to eBay, there were only two bids on the historic document, but the competition was enough to bump the sale to just above the asking price of $3 million, i09 notes.
"Patients are using their phones to capture rashes or document changing lumps and bumps", says Harkness.
That document called for a 2.9% increase in 2011 for NSF, to $7.2 billion, and a 1.6% bump for the Department of Energy's science shop, to $5 billion.
Gather any supporting documents you can that might demonstrate why you should be given a credit increase (new job, pay bump, loyalty, etc).
