Sentence examples for each incidence from inspiring English sources

"Each incidence is decided on a case-by-case basis," said Jeffrey Hammond, a spokesman for the Department of Health.

The state had sought an injunction to end the early sales and a $10,000 fine for each incidence.

Like the famous Bayeux, the Quaker Tapestry is a vivid piece of historical storytelling and each incidence in the Quaker story is captioned with quotes, explanations and details.

In his classic study, "The Savage God," the English poet and critic A. Alvarez, a failed suicide himself, wrote that suicide is "a closed world with its own irresistible logic.... Once a man decides to take his own life he enters a shut-off, impregnable but wholly convincing world where every detail fits and each incidence reinforces his decision".

Each incidence of textual borrowing was coded for length (number of words), whether it was quoted, referenced, or not referenced, and whether it was copied, modified, or reformulated.

Note that the Radar Cross Section (RCS) coefficient is given for each incidence angle to provide a better idea of the physical quantities involved.

The energy share of reflected CLD, CTD, CTM and CLM waves change at each angle of incidence of incident CLD wave.

Further, while each individual incidence of malaria is unlikely to be fatal, the threat of death is always present, and because of how frequent malaria is (The WHO estimates 200 million+ incidences a year, and over 3 billion people at risk), not having enough malaria nets means that hundreds of millions of people are sleeping in fear.

Each smoothed incidence was calculated once the "window" core overlapped with a county center.

For each yearly incidence rate, we calculated a 95% exact binomial confidence interval.

We calculated each cancer incidence rate using the total female and male population between ages 18 and 84 in each county using the Census data.