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The agency also has a regularly updated Google Map of the ships' progress, which, as the official video below shows, has been occasionally steady but mostly pretty slow.
Baseball is doomed, the panel concluded, unless it makes special efforts to ensure that each team has a "regularly recurring reasonable hope of reaching [the post-season play-offs]".
The Web site Curbed has a regularly updated feature, "As the Apthorp Turns," chronicling the travails of the conversion, which began with the inevitable financial troubles after the housing market crashed in 2008.
The cumulative effect would be to spread good players around the league to achieve a level of competitive balance where "every well-run club has a regularly recurring reasonable hope of reaching postseason play" — the standard put forth by the Commissioner's Blue Ribbon Panel on Baseball Economics.
We say a distribution G on ([0,+infty)) has a regularly varying tail, denoted by (G inmathcal{R}_{-alpha}), if (bar{G}(x)>0) for all (x geq0) and there exists some (alpha>0) such that the relation lim_{x rightarrowinfty} {frac{bar{G} xy)}{bar {G}(x)}}=y^{-alpha} holds for each (y>0). It is well known that (mathcal{R}_{-alpha} subsetmathcal{S} subsetmathcal{L}).
You can't see all this action from the street but sometimes there are awesome interiors in cavernous spaces that continually evolve and metamorphose - an urban art gallery that has a regularly updated exhibition.
These lists have a regularly updated selection of music that will stream to you.
But when it comes to training, nothing beats having a regularly scheduled group to run with.
The board of Computer Associates is planning to have a regularly scheduled board meeting today.
On the morning of Thursday, Jan . 16 Godoff had a regularly scheduled meeting with Olson.
Previously, a crystal had been defined as having "a regularly ordered, repeating three-dimensional pattern," according to the International Union of Crystallography.
