Rather, on a routine day, his work is often done ad hoc as he wanders the corridors, dining rooms and garden here.
Johnson, who liked to send out announcements for shows at galleries with oddball names that didn't exist, did ad hoc performances and staged visually punning snapshots, all of which he called "nothings".
"I think it's dangerous for someone to go around doing ad hoc testing and conclude that it's not going to be an issue for others," he said.
"There's a lot of concern that this was done ad hoc," said Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York and the chairman of the Joint Economic Committee, which is to hold the hearings on Wednesday, referring to Bear Stearns.
This is done ad hoc for each experiment; the unsystematic modification is, however, commonly not only unable to resolve all existing proximities, but may introduce secondary undesired proximities.
State-of-the-art adjustment of the gas-phase reaction conditions is done ad hoc with low reproducibility, ascribed partly to an incomplete understanding of the mechanism how the gas-phase reaction influences the growth kinetics of VA-CNTs.
He has been a code monk, cloistered in a cabin, developing a real-time analytics engine code-named Rubicon that uses live application data to do ad hoc analysis.
This is a significant finding if we consider this system's applicability for real-time applications where the testing is done ad hoc, as it shows that the controlled scenarios are only necessary for the training stage and, once the system is trained, it will return satisfactory results in random situations.
It merely gives congressional blessing and funding to what he has already been doing, ad hoc.
While Deloitte had done ad hoc pro bono work for decades, we responded with a pledge to deliver $50 million in pro bono services by 2011.
