Afterwards, the desire for Canadian cannabis companies to land the POT ticker symbol as their own was so high, the CSE decided to hold its first-ever random lottery last Wednesday to pick a winner, said Yahoo news.
Does the static pixel array of digital video render images whose quality is fundamentally different from those created by the ever shifting, random movement of film grain?
As these insular populations become ever smaller, random events — one storm, or even an especially savvy coyote — have greater probability of wiping them out.
Sociologists, statistics and interviews with New Yorkers say this willingness to simply avoid confrontation stems from daily confrontations with the often-frightening evidence of the city's social problems, as well as from news reports of crimes that seem ever more random.
Also never, ever add random people you do not know.
Elpida Memory shares skyrocketed by 22.7%, to 432 yen ($4.54), following a Nikkei Business Daily report that it had developed the smallest-ever dynamic random access memory chip.
But in Colombia, where an eight-month-plus police investigation is nearing conclusion, the prevailing sentiment today is that Escobar became merely another statistic in the country's ever-expanding random violence.
BEACH is a continuous national cross-sectional study of GP activity, involving ever-changing random samples of approximately 1,000 GPs per year (drawn by the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing from insurance claims data).
The BEACH methods are described in detail elsewhere, 13 but in summary, general practitioners (GPs) from ever-changing random samples of the (approximately) 18 000 currently practising recognised GPs in Australia are invited to participate.
Although RR estimates were markedly heterogeneous, the meta-analyses demonstrated a relationship of smoking with lung cancer risk, clearly seen for ever smoking (random-effects RR 5.50, CI 5.07-5.96) current smoking (8.43, 7.63-9.31), ex smoking (4.30, 3.93-4.71) and pipe/cigar only smoking (2.92, 2.38-3.57).
