Sentence examples for during one instance from inspiring English sources

During one instance of fighting, she recalls her team texting her and saying, "'Deepmala, I am under my bed, the house is shaking.'" One of them told her, "sometimes we feel we are totally on our own".

During one instance, at Sel de Mer, Paul is described as eating "all of the free bread," a salad, clam chowder with something fried in it that he moved from the salad to the clam chowder, one and a half lobsters, "ten to 15" fries, using "all his butter and ketchup and some of Erin's butter".

Union members complained that Mr. McCardell and his lieutenants only heightened tensions by acting arrogant and aloof during the strike, in one instance, they said, sending armed guards to watch dismissed workers clean out their lockers, The New York Times reported in 1982.

It is natural to try to exploit the similarity of these SAT instances by forwarding clauses learned during conflict analysis from one instance to the next.

Horizontal axis: input instances, vertical axis: average number of instances in the ATs Fig. 7 Classification time for one instance during runtime learning.

In one instance, during the study, a patient with some medicine visited a pharmacy supervisor to receive that medicine as an injection (i.m).

In one instance during the Cape Cod project, the DPH threatened to require the destruction of environmental and biological samples immediately after the first laboratory chemical analyses were completed, even though study participants had even given informed consent to allow their household air, dust, and tissue data to be retained for ten years for further analysis.

We found no evidence of venture capital for health innovation during our study and identified only one instance of angel funding from private sources.

Probable treatment-related AEs during the double-blind phase included one instance of tightness across the forehead and one instance of pulling lines at the outer eyelid (20 subjects total).

Indeed, in many localities, comparable temperatures and day lengths are present during spring and fall, yet in one instance, dormancy is induced and in the other the initiation of annual growth occurs.

This assumption is a trade-off between accuracy and complexity and it is equivalent to assuming at most one instance of R2 interruption during the completion time.